Bolzano Cathedral

Surrounded by mountains, the scenery is good, it is said that bolzano is a city with a high happiness index. . The cathedral and Rome are naturally incomparable, just look outside. There is no master painting inside.

Very characteristic town and church, close to the station

The hexagonal upwards exquisite bell tower, superb architectural craftsmanship, is known as one of the most outstanding Gothic architecture.

#Italy Travel# [Borzano, meet the "Otto Town" in Italy] Bolzano is the provincial capital of South Tyrol, northern Italy, near the Austrian border and north-west of Venice. Since 1964, it has been the bishop's residence in the newly established Catholic province of Polzano. This is a tourist attraction, famous for its Alps. It is also the only German-speaking city in Italy. The street name is bilingual and juxtaposed, and it is a small antique town. Similar to most European towns, there are churches, retro buildings, and a square. Borzano is a strange city. It is close to Austria and has many ski resorts. Most of the local residents speak German and the restaurant menu is also German. It has a German atmosphere in Italian; in German eyes, It is another good place to spend a holiday in Italy. However, for tourists like us who are in a hurry, the feeling is not strong, only that the building style is indeed full of the style of the Austrian town. The town is also in the ZTL area, so I found an underground parking lot to park the car. Walk to Watt Square. The Bolzano Cathedral (Bolzano Cathedral) is located next to Watt Square, a Romanesque church built in the 12th century and known as one of the most outstanding Gothic buildings. Named after the European medieval poet Walter von Fogwede, Watt Square stands his statue in the middle of the square. The square is surrounded by restaurants and restaurants. The statue is carrying flowers and looking ahead to the majestic cathedral. Due to the border with Austria, it is compatible with many Austrian styles, the buildings are full of Austrian town style, the street displays are full of German and Austrian characteristics. Even some flavor snacks continue the tradition of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.