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Municipal nursery schools
| Cattaneo | |
| Via Largo Lercaro 10, Bologna (BO) |
| Ceccarelli | |
| Via Di Saliceto 8/2, Bologna (BO) |
| Coop Azzurra | |
| Via Della Beverara 188, Bologna (BO) |
| Dallolio | |
| Via Monterumici 1/2, Bologna (BO) |
| De Amicis | |
| Via Montebello 13, Bologna (BO) |
| Degli Esposti | |
| Piazzale Mario Jacchia 1, Bologna (BO) |
| Don Milani | |
| Via Gucci 14, Bologna (BO) |
| Dozza | |
| Via Della Dozza 5, Bologna (BO) |
| Fantini | |
| Via Ambrogio e Pietro Lorenzetti 8, Bologna (BO) |
| Federzoni | |
| Via Antonio Di Vincenzo 11/2, Bologna (BO) |
| Follereau | |
| Viale Felsina 25, Bologna (BO) |
| Gabelli | |
| Via Bellombra 28/3, Bologna (BO) |
| Gallon | |
| Via Vincenzo Menghini 4, Bologna (BO) |
| Gastone Rossi | |
| Via Gaspare Nadi 23, Bologna (BO) |
| Giaccaglia Betti | |
| Via Irnerio 2/2, Bologna (BO) |
| Gida Rossi | |
| Via Caduti di Casteldebole 19, Bologna (BO) |
| Giuseppe Dozza | |
| Via Monterumici 1, BOLOGNA (BO) |
| Giusi Del Mugnaio | |
| Via Alfonso Lombardi 40, Bologna (BO) |
| Gobetti | |
| Via Giacomo Antonio Perti 24, Bologna (BO) |
| Grazia Deledda | |
| Via Domodossola 2, Bologna (BO) |
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