Sant’Osvaldo promenade
Also the S. Osvaldo promenade is really popular, especially in spring and autumn.
Image gallery: S. Osvaldo promenade
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Along the S. Osvaldo promenade you almost forget that the city of Bolzano is only a stone’s throw from this place. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Play of colours in autumn. Walking along this promenade is really worthwhile. That’s autumn in the south of South Tyrol. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Vineyards and forests line the trails in this area. Recreation for the eyes and the inhabitants of Bolzano. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
The surroundings boast several noble constructions reminding fairytale sceneries. Experience the romantic side of Bolzano. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
The hillside of the S. Osvaldo promenade is an advantage for everyone who loves to enjoy the panoramic view. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Trees, benches, corners and calm little places - Bolzano and its promenades are perfect for taking a brake from everyday life. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Bolzano from above, a perspective that is not familiar to everyone. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Stop for a moment, sit back and relax. Palm trees flourish the whole year round along the S. Osvaldo promenade. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Autumn and its golden colours at the S. Osvaldo promenade. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Details making the heart leap for joy. This picture has been shot along the S. Osvaldo promenade. Foto: EMS, © Peer -
Torre Druso and Treuenstein Castle in the distance, colourful nature nearby. A feast for all the senses on one of the most beautiful promeades of Bolzano. Foto: EMS, © Peer
The Sant’Osvaldo promenade is located in the quarter Sant’Antonio and Santa Maddalena and takes you to numerous viewpoints.
This paths has been established in 1908 and extended to Santa Maddalena. This path is lined by a mixed forest of downy oaks, fern-lead beeches and bushes from meridional realms. Two towers of porphyry conglomerate, similar to a pyramid, soar from the forest. These are called “Wilde Mander” and are typical for the Sant’Osvaldo promenade.
As you might imagine, its name derives from the minnesinger Oswald von Wolkenstein.
