Private primary schools Bologna |
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Private primary schools
| Bastelli | |
| Via San Mamolo 139, Bologna (BO) |
| Cerreta | |
| Via Berengario da Carpi 8, Bologna (BO) |
| Figlie del Sacro cuore di Gesù | |
| Via Orfeo 42, Bologna (BO) |
| Figlie di Sant'Anna | |
| Via Piave 2, Bologna (BO) |
| Il Pellicano | |
| Via Sante Vincenzi 36/4, Bologna (BO) |
| Kinder College | |
| Via Dell'Osservanza 88, Bologna (BO) |
| Maestre Pie dell'Addolorata | |
| Via Montello 42, Bologna (BO) |
| Maria Ausiliatrice | |
| Via Jacopo della Quercia 5, Bologna (BO) |
| Sacro Cuore | |
| Via Raffaele Bombelli 56, Bologna (BO) |
| San Giuseppe | |
| Via Augusto Murri 74, Bologna (BO) |
| San Luigi | |
| Via D'Azeglio 55, Bologna (BO) |
| Sant'Alberto Magno | |
| Via Palestro 6, Bologna (BO) |
| Santa Giuliana | |
| Via Giuseppe Mazzini 90, Bologna (BO) |
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