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Where to stay in Bolzano
Best time: May-September. This is when the weather is warmest and the region is alive with outdoor festivals and activities, making it perfect for hiking and exploring the Dolomites.
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★ 3.8Business Resort Park Hotel Werth
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★ 3.7Chrys
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★ 3.7Falkensteiner Hotel Bozen WaltherPark
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★ 3.7Hotel Am Hang
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★ 3.7Goldenstern Townhouse
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★ 3.7Hotel Asterix
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★ 3.7Hotel Regina
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★ 3.6Four Points Sheraton Bolzano
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★ 3.6Parkhotel Mondschein Luna
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★ 3.6Color Home Suite Apartments
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★ 3.6Apartments Lores
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★ 3.6Castel Hörtenberg
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Bolzano on the map
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Bolzano, like a local
Don't miss
- Waltherplatz: The central square is the heart of Bolzano, surrounded by beautiful architecture and cafes.
- Ötzi the Iceman Museum: Home to the famous mummified prehistoric man, it's a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
- Castel Roncolo: A hidden gem with stunning frescoes and scenic views, often overlooked by tourists.
- Bolzano Cathedral: A beautiful example of Gothic architecture, showcasing the city's rich history.
- Runkelstein Castle: Featuring medieval murals and breathtaking views, it's a short hike from the city.
Where to eat
- Pusteria: Known for its delicious Tyrolean specialties, it offers a cozy atmosphere.
- Café Badstube: Famous for its apple strudel and traditional baked goods in a charming setting.
- Restaurant Laurin: Offers a refined dining experience with local ingredients and innovative dishes.
Do this
- Bolzano Christmas Market: A magical experience filled with local crafts, food, and festive spirit during the holiday season.
- Hiking in the Dolomites: The breathtaking landscapes and trails are a paradise for nature lovers.
- Visit the South Tyrol Wine Road: Explore local vineyards and taste some of the finest wines in the region.
Local tips
- Check the local bus schedules as they can vary, especially on weekends.
- Visit the farmers' market on Saturday mornings for fresh local produce and authentic Tyrolean delicacies.
- Take the funicular to Oberbozen for stunning views and a peaceful hiking area away from the city.
- Local shops often close for a few hours in the afternoon, so plan your shopping accordingly.
Know before you go
Best time
May-September. This is when the weather is warmest and the region is alive with outdoor festivals and activities, making it perfect for hiking and exploring the Dolomites.
Getting around
Public buses and trams are the main forms of transport, alongside bicycles which can be rented easily. Walking is also a great way to explore the compact city.
Airport
BZO
Language
Italian and German are the main languages spoken, with a significant number of locals also speaking English.
Money
Euro (EUR). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry some cash for small vendors and markets.
Safety
Bolzano is generally safe for tourists, with low crime rates. However, standard precautions should still be taken.
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