Bolzano Christmas Market - The magic atmosphere of the festive decorations on the white tree, the nativity, the advent crown, the scented cakes and confectionery made week after week by the expert hands of those who keep their secret recipes and tricks. This awaited event is aimed at rediscovering the traditions that, in Alto Adige, are hidden behind the four weeks of the Advent, in anticipation of the most beautiful festival of the year that evolves through rituals and traditions lost in the dark ages.

By rail On of the best ways to get to Bolzano is by train: the station is only a few minutes walking from the central Walther square! For information about connections to Germany, please visit the British railway website: http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ By car ATTENTION! Since May 2014 the access to the city centre of Bolzano Bozen is under video surveillance. Please follow the indication to the parking places and do not overstep the gates in order to avoid the sanction. For parking, please follow the electronic indications at the main entrances of the city. Coming from the south We suggest to take the motorway exit "Bolzano Sud" and to park your car at the Fair (1300 lots). From there you find public busses to the centre every 15 minutes or the train every 30 minutes. Coming from the north We suggest to take the motorway exit "Bolzano Nord" and to park at the parking "Bolzano Centro", which is only a few minutes walking from the centre. List of the public parking lots Parking for caravans Bolzano Parking - the real-time parking situation in Bolzano SASAbus - this app let you discover the SASA services: bus lines, bus stops, departures, routing of area Bolzano/Bozen and Merano/Meran By air South Tyrol's only airport is located in the southern outskirts of Bolzano/Bozen. Beyond South Tyrol the nearest international airports are in Innsbruck in the north and Verona in the south. The other airports Bergamo, Treviso, Venice and Munich are over 200 km away (or four hours by rail).