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Murri

Bologna, Italy · Neighborhood Guide

Quiet, leafy, residential neighbourhood in the hills south-east of the centre. Popular with families and older expats wanting calm, greenery, and good schools.

Data verified June 15, 2026

Murri at a Glance

Mid-Range

Cost Level

€750–€1,100/month for 1-BR

Rent Range

Very safe — quiet, affluent residential area. Family-oriented, well-maintained. One of Bologna's safest neighborhoods.

Safety

100–160 Mbps fiber available in most buildings.

Internet

Who Lives in Murri?

Italian professionals, established families, university professors, older expats, and those who've lived in the center and wanted more space and quiet. Murri is Bologna's green lung — trees, villas, and a suburban calm that's rare in Italian city living.

FamiliesProfessionalsRetireesThose wanting quiet green living near the center

Living in Murri — Practical Details

Walkability

Moderate — hilly terrain with leafy streets. Via Murri is the main commercial strip with local shops. Some areas require transport to reach the center. More residential and spread out.

Grocery & Food Access

Conad and local shops along Via Murri. Bakeries, delis, and a small local market. Good everyday shopping without leaving the neighborhood.

Getting Around

  • Bus 13, 96 to center (10 min)
  • Walking: 20 min downhill to Piazza Maggiore (uphill return is tougher)
  • Cycling: possible but hilly
  • Car: useful for reaching Colli Bolognesi (Bologna hills) and Apennine mountain villages

Nearby Coworking

  • Talent Garden Bologna (€220/mo — 15 min by bus to center)
  • Kilowatt Bologna (€170/mo — 15 min by bus)
  • Most Murri residents work from home or commute

Insider Tips for Murri

  • 1Via Murri's local shops have a village feel — the butcher, baker, and greengrocer all know their regulars by name
  • 2The Colli Bolognesi (Bologna hills) start from Murri — walking trails with views of the city and the Apennines
  • 3San Luca Basilica portico walk starts nearby — 3.8km of covered walkway uphill to a stunning hilltop church, Bologna's most iconic walk
  • 4Rent with a view of the hills — south-facing Murri apartments have stunning green panoramas that feel like Tuscany

FAQ — Murri, Bologna

What is Murri like for expats?

Murri is a mid-range neighborhood in Bologna. Quiet, leafy, residential neighbourhood in the hills south-east of the centre. Popular with families and older expats wanting calm, greenery, and good schools. Best for: Families and professionals who want a peaceful residential environment within easy reach of the city centre.

How much does it cost to live in Murri, Bologna?

Murri is classified as "Mid-Range" in Bologna. Typical rent: €750–€1,100/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in Bologna: €1,800–€2,500.

Is Murri safe for expats?

Very safe — quiet, affluent residential area. Family-oriented, well-maintained. One of Bologna's safest neighborhoods.

Who lives in Murri?

Italian professionals, established families, university professors, older expats, and those who've lived in the center and wanted more space and quiet. Murri is Bologna's green lung — trees, villas, and a suburban calm that's rare in Italian city living.

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