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Holidays in the Bolzano and environs region

South Tyrol's southernmost region is a mosaic of cultures and contrasts

Roam through the city, head up the mountain or descend to the quaint villages of the valley. As the capital of the province of South Tyrol, Bolzano is the cradle of contrasts. In fact, it's the place where the Italian and German influences converge the most. Try rustic family recipes from the Mediterrean and local cuisine or more fancy dishes. In Bolzano, modernity and tradition are intertwined both in architecture and in the restaurants. Immerse yourself in green promenades in and around Bolzano and a bit further up, reach the ski resorts to fulfill your dreams of a winter holiday in South Tyrol

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Experience the flair of the provincial capital and the South Tyrolean lifestyle. Live an unforgettable day by visiting a 5.000-year-old mummy. Marvel at unique cultural and natural monuments.

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How about a stylish flat in the old town? A wellness hotel with unique cuisine? A suite in a boutique hotel with gourmet cuisine? Or perhaps you’d prefer a room at a farm house?

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The villages in the Bolzano and environs region

Boundless views, exciting insights, the silence of nature and the vicinity of the city to the mountains: in and around Bolzano the standards of living are high everywhere.

A winter holiday full of flavours

On the sunny high plateaus and in the alpine side valleys, winter will appease your wishes. Explore the countless and immaculately groomed slopes while skiing in the Reinswald, Jochgrimm and Rittnerhorn ski resorts near Bolzano. Trust professional instructors and learn the basics of skiing in one of the many ski schools. Rent the greatest gear at a ski rental and be given the best advice - you can also choose a sled, if you are planning a speedy descent with your family and friends.

People who are into cross-country skiing, will like to combine sport with nature on the circular and high-altitude trails in the area. Moreover, if you want to step into wilderness, you can widely explore hidden natural spots on a winter or snowshoe hike. Take a meditative walk through the larch meadows on the Salten high plateau or across the wide alpine pastures in the Nature Park. What's the best part of it? After your exercise on skis, many ski huts will fill your stomach with traditional dishes and welcome you in a warm and convivial atmosphere.

Experience the Bolzano and environs region

The Bolzano and environs region is shaped by valleys and mountains, cities and villages and offers both a lively and calm lifestyle. When strolling through the streets of Bolzano's historic centre, you can be everywhere within a short time: move from the greengrocer's stalls to the famous Waltherplatz square, walk under the old arcades and end up in the Ötzi archaeological museum, where the worldwide renown mummy can be visited. Gothic churches, imposing castles and the fascist styles of architecture - there are many incredible sights to discover. Visit the Museion and plunge into the beauty of contemporary art. Stop at a winery and sample the finest Alto Adige wines. Have you already seen the Rosengarten mountain chain? If you take the cable car to Ritten/Renon and hop on the Rittner railway you can admire a Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site closely. Otherwise, from Sarntal or Mölten/Meltina, you can head up the Tschögglberg, a very well-known alpine ridge for the vantage point it offers over Bolzano. 

Experience the magic of winter, in South Tyrol's southernmost Nature Park, the Trudnerhorn, where you can wander through the mountain villages and the countryside. If you take a trip in the rural areas around Bolzano, you'll notice how many traditions still have a prominent role in the South Tyrolean everyday life. For instance, the Sarntal is home to the art of quillwork and other craft businesses.  

Live new experiences every day

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Shopping in the region

Whether you're in the company of your partner, friends or family, there's much beauty to discover during your shopping experience in the South Tyrolean cities. After seeing the artfully decorated facades, arcades and bay windows of the historic city centre, you'll be hooked. Walk into the shops and boutiques to have a glimpse of the Italian fashion: branded sporting goods, leather bags and shoes, traditional arts and crafts. When your shopping tour will be over and your stomach empty, you can book a table in one of the many pizza places, traditional family-run, starred or international restaurants.

What's going on in Bolzano and environs?

The region’s events revolve around the mild climate, strong sense of local culture and the joy of togetherness.

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Locally sourced and enjoyed

 Would you like a glass of sparkling wine from Europe's highest sparkling wine producer? Speck smoked ham produced in respect of traditional methods? Or a locally-designed belt with quill embroidery? Find a wide range of local, high-quality foods and handcrafted articles for daily use in the Bolzano and environs region. Many producers sell straight from the farm where you can try local ingredients and get to know the producers. In this way, you will taste different flavours and gain an insider knowledge about cultivation and processing. With a bit of luck, while strolling through the village, you'll have the chance to look over the shoulders of craftsmen as they create jewellery, wooden sculptures and wine barrels.

Weather forecast & Webcams

Check out the weather forecast in the Bolzano and environs region and planning your holiday in South Tyrol will be easier. And if you want to head up to the mountains, our weather forecast informs you about visibility, sunrise, sunset and zero-degree isotherm.

Your car-free winter holiday

For a comfortable and environmentally friendly travel to the Bolzano and environs region, find here the most relevant information. Buses, trains or cable cars drop you off at your accommodation or hiking destination.

  • Travel by train

    You can reach Bolzano from all major towns. Connecting trains, buses, taxis or the "Südtirol Transfer"s shuttle will drop you off at your accommodation.

  • On-site mobility

    Once in Bolzano or in its surroundings, the Südtirol Guest Pass "BozenCard" gives you unlimited access to South Tyrol's public transport.

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