Det siger folk om at bo i Bolzano

For our “What People Think About Living In” series, this time we’re focusing on Bolzano, a city of around 100,000 inhabitants in Trentino-Alto Adige.  If you’ve come across this city, it’s probably because the region is known for being super efficient and ahead of the curve in Italy, especially when it comes to environmental sustainability. So what’s living in Bolzano really like? We’ve gathered insights from locals and data to give you a realistic picture. Life in Bolzano: What People Say We usually imagine mountain towns as tiny villages, but Bolzano’s definitely not small. It offers all the perks of a bigger city, while being surrounded by the amazing Dolomites. “Living here means having countless options if you love nature and outdoor sports. Job opportunities are plentiful, and its strategic location makes it easy to explore other beautiful destinations throughout South Tyrol and the Dolomites.” – Barbara P. If you want a place with an international feel, Bolzano could be a great choice. You can really feel the Austro-German influence, and the city’s officially bilingual, with both Italian and German widely spoken. However, just keep in mind that living here isn’t cheap, especially when it comes to housing. “I was...