How much do city tours cost in Bolzano - Bolzano?

Prices vary by format and duration. Short guided walking tours are the most affordable way to start, food, wine and private walking tours sit in the middle, and full-day private car tours into the Dolomites are the most premium option. Every experience listed here includes free cancellation, so you can book early and adjust plans without penalty.

Which city tours in Bolzano - Bolzano have free cancellation?

All 24 experiences on this page offer free cancellation, including the Old Town Guided Walking Tour, the Bolzano Street Food Tour®, the Wine Walking Tour with an expert sommelier, and the private Dolomites day tours by car. One popular Dolomites tour is currently likely to sell out, so booking ahead is wise if your dates are fixed.

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First-timers · Bolzano - Bozen

First-Time City Tours in Bolzano - Bolzano

Average rating4.5Median price$204

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About Bolzano - Bozen

Bolzano - Bolzano rewards first-time visitors who look past the postcard Alps: a bilingual Alpine-Italian old town where Gothic arcades, wine cellars and a lively market square sit within easy walking distance. Start on foot with the Bolzano: Old Town Guided Walking Tour to get your bearings, then taste the region's character on the Bolzano Street Food Tour®: Explore Alpine Flavors and Local Traditions.

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For a first visit, choose something that orients you in the compact old town and explains the city's unusual mix of Austrian and Italian culture. A short guided walking tour covers the arcades, Piazza Walther and the cathedral, while a food or wine walk introduces Alpine and South Tyrolean specialties.