Bolzano
The provincial capital of Bolzano, with about 100,000 inhabitants, exudes a very special charm with its Mediterranean lightness. Due to its special location on the southern side of the Alps, Bolzano enjoys very mild temperatures all year round, but the summer months can also get really hot. Moreover, it is not uncommon for the months of March or November to still show 25 degrees on the thermometer. Whoever visits Bolzano will be thrilled by the beautiful winding alleys with their traditional inns, beautiful bars, modern boutiques and quaint cafes. Bolzano is also ideal for shopping. In general, there is a lot to see in Bolzano. Especially in the old town of Bolzano there are many interesting sights.
The Walther Square
The best starting point to look around Bolzano is the famous Walther Square, which is located in the historic old town. The famous square was named after the minnesinger Walther von der Vogelweide, a poet of the German Middle Ages. Those interested in culture should definitely visit the cathedral, the Dominican and the Franciscan churches.
The Mercantile Museum in Bolzano
More interesting information is provided in the Mercantile Museum. Ötzi, of course, cannot be missed if you are ever in Bolzano. The famous mummy can be viewed in the Archaeology Museum. The Iceman is one of the oldest mummies in the world, estimated to be over 5,000 years old.
Cable car Bolzano
High up you can go with one of the three cable cars. In a few minutes you can reach the Jenesien, Kohlern and the Ritten. The Kohlerer cable car is the oldest passenger cable car in the world. On 29.06.1908 the first transport with passengers took place. From Kohlern you have a wonderful view of Bolzano and the surrounding area.
Where is Bolzano?
Bolzano is a city in Italy. It is located about 521 km north of the capital Rome. There are about 107.000 inhabitants living in Bolzano.
