Bolzano City Guide

Discover the magic of Bolzano and the Dolomites with our comprehensive audio guide. Journey through the charming streets of Bolzano, where Italian and Austrian cultures blend seamlessly, then venture into the breathtaking Dolomite mountains. From ancient history and Renaissance art to stunning alpine landscapes and world-class cuisine, this guide offers an immersive exploration of South Tyrol's treasures. Whether you're admiring Ötzi the Iceman, hiking in Alpe di Siusi, or savoring local wines,

HOW TO REACH

1. By Train:
- This is considered the most convenient way to reach the center of Bolzano, as the train station is only a 2-minute walk from Walther Square.
- Trenitalia offers direct daily Frecciargento connections from Rome, Florence, Bologna, Verona, Trento and Rovereto.
- Italo also offers some daily connections from Rome to Bolzano, passing through Florence, Verona, Rovereto and Trento.

2. By Bus:
- Alto Adige Bus offers transfers to/from airports like Munich, Verona, Bergamo, Milan Malpensa and Linate.
- FlixBus offers connections from many Italian and international cities. The bus stop is in Via Buozzi, Bolzano South.

3. By Plane:
- Bolzano has its own small airport, about 15 minutes from the city center.
- Larger nearby airports include Verona, Innsbruck, Bergamo, Milan, Venice, Bologna, Treviso, Salzburg and Munich. Shuttle connections are available from these airports to train stations.

4. By Car:
- From the south: Take the Bolzano Sud motorway exit.
- From the north: Take the Bolzano Nord motorway exit.
- From the west: Use state roads 42 and 38.

5. From specific cities:
- From Milan: Train takes about 3-4 hours. FlixBus also runs several times daily, taking about 4 hours.
- From Venice: Drive takes about 2.5-3 hours. Trains available with a transfer in Verona, taking 2.40-4 hours.

The most recommended and convenient option seems to be traveling by train, especially if coming from other major Italian cities.