Bolzano

Bolzano, the vibrant capital of South Tyrol, is a true highlight for a convertible tour through the Alpine region. Nestled between the Dolomites and vineyards, Bolzano fascinatingly combines Italian lifestyle with alpine culture. Even on the way there, along winding roads like the South Tyrol Wine Route, views open up that make every convertible driver's heart race – picturesque slopes, small villages, and in the background, the majestic mountain panorama.

Between Historic Town Charm and Alpine Backdrop

The historic town of Bolzano invites you to stroll with its porticoed streets, historic buildings, and colorful facades. Walther Square, named after the medieval minstrel Walther von der Vogelweide, is a popular meeting point to observe the hustle and bustle or to linger in one of the many cafés. Not far away, the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology attracts with its most famous exhibit: the glacier mummy “Ötzi.” Bolzano is also known for its museums, galleries, and regular cultural events that provide insights into the region’s eventful history.

Enjoyment and Activity in the Surroundings

The area around Bolzano offers numerous opportunities for excursions – whether sporty or culinary. Hiking through the nearby vineyards, mountain biking tours, or a cable car ride to the Renon – from there, one enjoys a breathtaking view of the Dolomites. An ideal detour for a relaxed convertible tour is also the stop at the Wine Route with a visit to Caldaro or Termeno – places known for their fine white wines. For those who want to go higher, the way over the Mendola Pass provides pure driving pleasure with its curves and views.

Experience South Tyrolean Lifestyle Up Close

Bolzano is a place where enjoyment and activity, urbanity and nature merge in close quarters. Whether on the piazza with an espresso, hiking through the vineyards, or enjoying the curves on the mountain passes – here, you experience South Tyrol in all its facets. For convertible drivers, the city is an ideal starting point to stylishly explore the region with a panoramic view. Furthermore, Bolzano is located on the route of the South Tyrolean Wine Road.