Why choose Bolzano as your next holiday destination? The answer is simple: to be immersed in a unique cultural mix. Here, north and south, Mediterranean and Alpine meet , creating an irresistible and unique combination.

Whether it's a sausage at one of the typical 'standl' or a pretzel, Bolzano's street food will win you over. Now is the time to start discovering the city and why not do it from above? From the old town center head towards Ponte Talvera and take the Talvera promenade up to Sant'Antonio bridge.

Getting to know Bolzano, San Genesio, Laives and the Sarentino Valley as well as the beauties of South Tyrol is easy and inexpensive. With the Bolzano Guestcard you can!

Over the years, Bolzano's history, culture, and traditions have shaped the city's character: lively, multilingual, and ever-evolving. Bolzano was likely founded as a Roman military station in 15 B.C. under the name "Pons Drusi ."

Events organized by the municipality of Bolzano: https://eventi.comune.bolzano.it/ (Italian and German)

Bolzano, the gateway to the Dolomites, is a colorful place in spring! Longer days, fresh air, walks through fragrant plants, along streams, or through blossoming orchards – these are the ingredients for spring in Bolzano.

Here, you’ll find the medieval archaeological Maria in der Au excavations and the amphitheatre, which plays host to the Bolzano Festival Bozen. A stone’s throw away, at 11 via Bari, is the last Semirurali house surviving from the working-class neighbourhood built in the 1930s.

Not to be missed in Bolzano in winter: Christmas Market The scent of cinnamon and spices, mountain wood, homemade cakes, mulled wine, and festively decorated fir trees fills the air.

From luxury hotels to holiday farms and B&Bs, Bolzano offers a variety of accommodations to suit every need, all maintaining a high standard of hospitality and service. The accommodation list includes all facilities in Bolzano.

The beginning of our Bolzano bike-tour is the Talvera/Talfer bridge. We follow the cycle-lane along the left-hand bank of the river, going northwards, passing idyllic Castle Mareccio/Maretsch , nestling in the vineyards, up to Sant'Antonio/St. Anton, where the valley begins to narrow, and on to the fairy-tale Castle Roncolo/Runkelstein with its ...