Bolzano is the capital of the autonomous province of South Tyrol in northern Italy. It lies in a valley surrounded by the Dolomites and is an important centre of culture and commerce. The city is bilingual, with both Italian and German spoken. The dominant feature is the Cathedral of the Assumption with its Gothic tower. A popular attraction is the Archaeological Museum with the mummy of Ötzi, the ice man. The main square, Piazza Walther, is the centre of social life. Traditional markets offer local produce, wine and cheese. Bolzano is the gateway to the Dolomites, ideal for hiking and skiing. The town has excellent connections with Italy and Austria. Cable cars lead to the mountain areas of Ritten and Kohlern. Cycle paths connect Bolzano with the surrounding vineyards and villages. Festivals and concerts attract visitors throughout the year. The wine tradition is very strong here, with Lagrein and Gewürztraminer wines being well known. Modern architecture mixes with historic buildings. The climate is mild with warm summers and cool winters. Bolzano combines an alpine and Mediterranean atmosphere.
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