Le Card per Bolzano
The city of Bolzano and its surroundings reveal surprising places and sensory experiences to curious and attentive visitors. The easiest and most convenient way to explore them is to use the Bolzano Bozen Card and the Bolzano Bozen Card Mobility. They are provided free of charge by accommodation providers..
The Bolzano Bozen Card 
The Bolzano Bozen Card offers access to numerous services and discounts offered by companies and institutions. With the card, guests can participate in city tours organized by the tourist office free of charge, rent a bike for a day, gain free admission to the swimming pool in San Genesio from June to early September and use vouchers for events in the “Wine City of Bolzano” (such as “Wine under the Stars”, the wine fair, or the wine stand at the Christmas market).
The Bolzano Bozen Card also allows you to explore the surrounding area. On the Ritten above Bolzano, the summit of the Black Lake can be reached free of charge by cable car. In Laives/Leifers, just a few minutes from the city, guests can take guided tours of one of the many apple farms, taste fresh fruit and juice, participate in a herb hike or ride an e-bike along the cycle path to Salorno/Salurn to explore the South Tyrolean Wine Route. The Bolzano Bozen Card also includes free use of a bike for one day in Laives/Leifers.
The Bolzano Bozen Mobility Card
With the Bolzano Bozen Mobility Card, guests have unlimited and free use of all public transport on the integrated South Tyrolean transport network. This is a simple and sustainable way to explore your vacation destination and leave your car at home. Excellent train connections can be combined with South Tyrol's punctual public transport system.
The perfect complement is often a bicycle, which can frequently be rented free of charge for a day from accommodation providers or for a longer period at various locations in the city for a fee.
South Tyrol's integrated transport network includes the regional trains from Brennero/Brenner to Trento and from Malles/Mals to San Candido/Innichen, the local buses (city bus and intercity lines), the Kohlern, Ritten, Maranza/Meransen, Meltina/Mölten and Vöran cable cars, the Renon/Rittner narrow-gauge railroad and the Mendola/Mendel railroad, as well as a return journey on the Swiss PostBus line from Malles/Mals to Müstair/Müstair. The transportation of bicycles and animals is not included.
Picture: Walther Square, Courtesy Alex Filz