Four Points by Sheraton Bolzano

Travel Blogs from Bolzano

Day 7 - Fluelapass and Stelvio Pass...

A travel blog entry by kaiserb_uk

We set off from Chur northwards on mundane A roads but with a nice mist hanging in the trees, very photogenic but hard to capture on the move. Then we turned right onto the 28 if memory serves and headed for Davos, before long we picked up the Fleulapass - personally my favourite road of the trip. It was fast, snaking, good visibility meaning it …

Ogni Santi

A travel blog entry by germangirl

... white wine, but it also comes in red and prosecco. Later we had kn�del and strudel and we saw �tzi. that was very good. They had a whole exhibition on the fidings and the science and everything. The last floor was the fun floor, where they showed all the letters they got from people trying to tell them that they recognized �tzi to be one of their relatives or something. It was beautiful weather out, and the trip was really nice. ...

Onwards to find the Dolomites

A travel blog entry by adventurescot

... that my plans of heading via the mountains to Bolzano was going to be impossible as all the passes were closed!!! I looked at the map then the satnav for ways round but just could not work out where the hell I was. The signs on the road simply said "Pass Closed" and underneath said "Use alternative route"!!! I wonder what route we were supposed to take???

With the satnav sending me round in circles I simply got on a road heading East and followed that for mile after mile ...

Info for my travel blog

A travel blog entry by janicksbrown

... apple trees laden with fruit, at least we think that's what they were. Bell chimes every hour I think, will know doubt find out tonight. Will go up cable car again tomorrow and then bus onto Saltria, unsure really as can,t get any other info than in rick steves Italy book, tourist information is closed. So will check Internet, bloke at our accom,lucky, he has been the only one to speak English to us so far. See what ...

The Italian Pit Stop

A travel blog entry by landylove

... Westies and had a mistress who stalked him with a white handkerchief with which she constantly wiped his not so whiter than white fur) I met outside the Bolzano, Bozen prison (after I was rescued from the River Talvera, Talfer whilst in pursuit of their ball). I’ll share my discoveries later.

Landy climbed the steepest tracks to the largest alpine plateau pasture in Europe hoping that we might find a hospitable patch of meadow ...