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1. Abbazia di Muri-Gries ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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2. The Arcades ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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3. Assumption of Our Lady Cathedral

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4. Barbianer Wasserfalle - Cascate di Barbiano

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5. Base Camp Dolomites

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6. Cantina Bolzano

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7. Castel Roncolo

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8. Krippenmuseum Muri-Gries

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9. Maretsch Castle

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10. Mercantile Museum

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11. Messner Mountain Museum MMM Firmian

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12. Museion

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13. Muster-Gasse

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14. Naturmuseum Sudtirol

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15. Piazza Walther

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16. Puez-Geisler Nature Park

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17. Salewa Cube

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18. Südtiroler Archaologiemuseum

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19. Victory Monument

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

  • Bolzano is a special place that combines the spirits of both Northern Europe and the Mediterranean in a single city.
  • The capital of the South Tyrol region, this city of 100,000 inhabitants has a long history of connecting Italy and Germany, both in their present forms and as the empires they once belonged to.
  • Bolzano’s long cultural and artistic legacy is apparent in its old medieval town center with Gothic and Romanesque buildings and lovely pastel row houses.
  • The city is also known as “The Gate to the Dolomites,” as the nearby world-famous mountain chain is visible even from the town’s main square.

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