Bolzano, Italy - Rated ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ by travelers

Cabina della funivia del Renon. | Bolzano in Italy

A view into a small valley in the morning, | Bolzano in Italy

Kellerei Kaltern vineyard | Bolzano in Italy

Monument to Victory, Bolzano | Bolzano in Italy

Bozen (it: Bolzano) , Laubengasse (it: Via Portici) | Bolzano in Italy

This media shows the cultural heritage monument with the number 13892 in South Tyrol. | Bolzano in Italy

IIHF 2009-2010 Continental Cup - Face off during the game between HC Bolzano and Sheffield Steelers (Palaonda, Bolzano, 29/11/2009) | Bolzano in Italy

Oberalp Headquarters in Bozen | Bolzano in Italy

This media shows the cultural heritage monument with the number 50471 in South Tyrol. | Bolzano in Italy

Bolzano/Bozen/Bulsan main station with Rosengarten mountains in background, evening around 19:00 hours | Bolzano in Italy

This media shows the cultural heritage monument with the number 18226 in South Tyrol. | Bolzano in Italy

Archeological museum of South Tyrol, Bozen (it: Bolzano), home of the famous iceman | Bolzano in Italy

This media shows the cultural heritage monument with the number 13860 in South Tyrol. | Bolzano in Italy

mit Denkmal (Walther von der Vogelweide) | Bolzano in Italy

Latemar Mountain in the Dolomites in a spectacular late December sunset. Slightly lightened up. | Bolzano in Italy

City in 🇮🇹 Italy with a population of around 110 thousand people.

Bolzano is an underrated Italian city that’s definitely worth a visit. It’s located in the heart of the Alps, making it the perfect base for outdoor activities like skiing and hiking. But Bolzano is also a great city to explore on its own. The historic center is charming, with narrow streets and colorful buildings. There are also a few interesting museums, like the Museum of Archaeology and the South Tyrol Museum of History. Bolzano is also home to a large number of churches, including the impressive Cathedral of Bolzano. And don’t forget to try the food – Bolzano is known for its delicious South Tyrolean cuisine.

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Bolzano is a nice small city in the North of Italy with clear influences from its Austrian neighbors. I believe the surrounding nature is the main draw rather than the city itself, which is completely understandable as it is located among lush green mountains with vineyards and pristine mountain lakes. A great place for hiking and just enjoying the outdoors. I heard that Bolzano has among the highest quality of living in all of Italy, and I can understand it after spending some time in this clean, friendly, safe, and beautiful place. I don't think the city itself is interesting enough for me to want to live there, but I really liked it as one of the stops on my trip around Central Europe.

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