Castel Firmiano
Sigismund's castle above the Adige, now Messner's main mountain museum.
Museums Ötzi – Archaeology Museum The home of Ötzi, Europe's oldest natural mummy who lived over 5,100 years ago, located in central Bolzano.
Museums Museo archeologico dell'Alto Adige Ötzi's home: the Iceman at six degrees below zero, with his copper axe and his hay-stuffed shoes.
Squares Monumento alla Vittoria Piacentini's fascist arch in Bolzano and the exhibition in its crypt that explains it.
Museums Museion The glass and aluminium cube on the Talvera, its façades turning into screens at night.
Churches Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta Bolzano's lozenged roof, and three older churches beneath its floor. 33 places covered in Bolzano Grouped by type, most important first.
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Sigismund's castle above the Adige, now Messner's main mountain museum.
Castle ruins above the Talvera gorge, where Marx Sittich von Wolkenstein wrote his description of Tyrol.
Cylindrical tower in Gries, the surviving keep of the Treuenstein castle, with swallowtail merlons.
Heimatstil villa of 1896 at Colle di Villa, holiday house of the architect Johann Bittner, protected since 1998.
Ruin of a castle on the road from Bolzano to Sarentino, with a main wall with arrow slits and debated origins.
Medieval castle above Aslago, rebuilt with three wings by the lords of Fiè in 1475-1541, with 16th-century frescoes.
Medieval castle near Bolzano, with a 14th-century keep, a Renaissance palace and a chapel; a private residence.
Remains of a castle on the slopes of the Virgolo, of the lords of Weineck, destroyed in 1292 and never rebuilt.
Neo-Renaissance palace of 1882-1885 by Sebastian Altmann, since 1955 the seat of Bolzano's provincial government.
Small manor of 1237 along the Talvera, later an inn and private homes; its tower lost two floors in 1859.
Renaissance palace in Bolzano with a chapel of 1495 and a hall of the Aurora frescoed by Martin Knoller, now a court.
Historicist villa of 1879 by Sebastian Altmann for the painter Franz Defregger, with a protected turret and garden.
Historicist villa of 1893 by Adam Dietz at Gries, also known as Grünwald and Boscoverde, protected since 1982.
Bolzano's lozenged roof, and three older churches beneath its floor.
Bolzano's Gothic church with Giottesque frescoes brought from Padua.
Swiss Benedictine abbey in the heart of Gries, with a Romanesque tower, a nativity museum and a Lagrein winery.
13th-century Romanesque church at Rencio, with frescoes of the Passion and the life of the Magdalene.
Church in central Bolzano, built in 1897-1899 to a design by Johann Bittner, with a façade mosaic of 1910.
Gothic church of Gries with a carved altarpiece by Michael Pacher (1471-1475) and a Romanesque crucifix of about 1200.
Gothic church of the Teutonic knights in via Weggenstein, of 1392, with a Knoller altarpiece and a rebuilt tower.
Small Romanesque church in Dorf-Villa, first named in 1180, with 14th-century frescoes.
Small Romanesque church at Campiglio, first named in 1180, with 15th-century Bolzano frescoes.
Deconsecrated church on the slopes of the Virgolo, former chapel of Castel Weinegg, with frescoes of about 1390.
Franciscan friary of 1221 in central Bolzano, with a Gothic church, a Hans Klocker altarpiece and frescoed cloisters.
The home of Ötzi, Europe's oldest natural mummy who lived over 5,100 years ago, located in central Bolzano.
Ötzi's home: the Iceman at six degrees below zero, with his copper axe and his hay-stuffed shoes.
The glass and aluminium cube on the Talvera, its façades turning into screens at night.
Bolzano museum of the geology and habitats of South Tyrol, with the largest coral reef aquarium in the Alps.
Museum of Bolzano's economic history in the Palazzo Mercantile of 1708-1716, seat of the fairs tribunal.
First site of Reinhold Messner's museum circuit, within the walls of Castel Firmiano above Bolzano.
Piacentini's fascist arch in Bolzano and the exhibition in its crypt that explains it.
Monumental fountain of 1930 in front of Bolzano station, with bronze frogs spraying jets of water.
The oldest military cemetery in the province of Bolzano, from 1874, with a Neo-Romanesque chapel.
The closest destinations covered by our editors, with straight-line distance.