Bolzano

Provincial capital at the intersection of two cultures

Traditional and modern. Elegant and down to earth. But most of all, Italian and South Tyrolean. Hardly any other city offers so many contrasts and is as fascinating and diverse as the capital of South Tyrol. Bolzano: a city at the intersection of two cultures.

Discover Bolzano:

Shopping and Commercial City

Bolzano is a shopping and commercial city: In the arcades long-established family-run shops and boutiques offer South Tyrolean clothing, designer clothing and handicrafts. The legendary Saturday ...

City of wine

Bolzano’s landscape has always been characterised by winegrowing. Vines cover the hills and mountains up to an altitude of approx. 700 m and give the many steep mountainsides and slopes their ...

Museums in Bolzano

Bolzano offers a diverse museum scene that houses genuine cultural treasures and fascinates young and old with the stories of nature and culture. Come and discover them.

Promenades

Discover the peaceful side of Bolzano away from the lively alleys and arcades. Bolzano boasts several promenades with a rich flora.

Cable cars

Bolzano, the capital of South Tyrol, is situated at an altitude of 265 m. Nevertheless, the mountains and lofty heights are not far away: Two cable cars take city dwellers and visitors on a ten ...

Aperitivo lungo

The centre of Bolzano invites to sociable pre-dinner drinks and to seeing and being seen. Walther’s on Piazza Walther, Laurin Bar in the venerable Parkhotel Laurin, or the Vögele in Via ...

Congress and Trade Fair City

The strategically favourable location on the historic North-South axis makes Bolzano a popular congress and trade fair city.