Near the capital of South Tyrol, the Wine Road crosses the second largest wine growing area of the region, the Valle Isarco valley
Image gallery: Bolzano
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video : Bolzano Christmas Market
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video : South Tyrolean Wine Road
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video : Bolzano - history and culture
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video : Bolzano - wine and gastronomy
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video : Messner Mountain Museum Firmian
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video : The secrets of Bolzano by Cobo
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video : Roncolo Castle in Bolzano as seen from above
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video : Shopping in Bolzano
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video : The mysterious Bolzano by Cobo
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video : Saturday market in Bolzano
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video : Sunset on Bolzano
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video : Christmas Market of Bolzano
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video : Monument to Victory in Bolzano
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video : South Tyrolean Chestnut Heart
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video : Hiking tip: Chestnut Trail
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video : Bolzano Fruit Market
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video : Farmer’s market in Bolzano
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video : Renon Summer Resort
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video : Hiking tip: Grifo Castle
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video : The Cathedral of Bolzano
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video : Bolzano Cinema Museum
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video : South Tyrol Museum of Nature
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video : Hiking tip: San Giacomo - Flavon Castle
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video : South Tyrol Museum of Archeology with Oetzi
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video : St. George Chapel in San Genesio
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video : Arcades of Bolzano
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video : School Museum in Bolzano
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video : Fly fishing in South Tyrol
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video : Rafenstein Castle in Bolzano as seen from above
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video : Roncolo Castle
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video : Bolzano‘s Mercantile Museum
With more than 100,000 inhabitants, the city of Bolzano is an important centre in the Alpine area. Bolzano is the administrative centre of politics of the South Tyrolean autonomy, but also an economic and cultural centre. With the founding of the Free University of Bolzano in the 1990s, the city has also established itself as a trilingual centre of education and research, consolidating its role as a link between the German and Italian linguistic and cultural spheres.
Bolzano counts five districts and the mountain hamlet of Colle (1,100 m a.s.l.), which also makes part of the municipality of Bolzano. In the following articles you find information about the city districts and their history:
