| Page Views: 2,557 Last Visit to Bolzano: July, 2007 | Bozen - Bolzano by tini58de - last update: Aug 22, 2007 |
When planning a holiday in Alto Adige we were looking for some options to do a little sightseeing apart from the beautiful mountain scenery there.
Thanks to Maurizioago we had a wonderful option of discovering Bolzano together with him!
We spent a fantastic - but extremely hot - day together and had a great tour guide who showed us the well known sights, but also the hidden gems of Bolzano.
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| tini58de and Maurizioago (pic taken by Madschick) |
|  | Little VT meetings always make a city more special for us - and Maurizio did a fantastic job showing us around! I especially loved the bookstores that he went to, the fantastic frescos in that church that we would not have discovered without him and of course the little narrow streets! |
Had it not been so hot that day (it must have been over 30°C) I would have loved to walk along the river a little more, but we decided to go back to the little cooler and shadier areas instead, which was wonderful as well!
Maurizio, mille grazie once again for making this day in Bolzano so special for us! | | |
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MissyWQ Thu May 22, 2008 20:33 UTC
Nearly delivered a baby in Bolzano in 1960 after traveling from Germany to Bolzano via the winding Brenner Pass before they built a bridge over the rough roads. | kyoub Wed Oct 3, 2007 12:50 UTC
Nice page with great pictures and very interesting tips. A lovely city and countryside. It sounds like you had a fun visit here. | sim1 Sun Sep 16, 2007 19:25 UTC
Beautiful page Christine! Seems like you had a great time in Bolzano! :-)) I never realized that this is such a beautiful city! I really like those frescos in the Domincan Church and Cloister. | Kuznetsov_Sergey Sat Sep 8, 2007 19:18 UTC
Excellent page with interesting and useful tips and wonderful pics! Piazza Walther looks very attractive. The Cathedral and the Dominican Church have their charm on your photos. Thanks Christine for the virtual tour. |
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