Cathedral Assumption of Mary

Bolzano Cathedral, a landmark of South Tyrol’s capital, stands proudly in the city center near Walther Square. Built in the 13th–14th centuries with red and yellow marble, it replaced earlier Romanesque structures. Its stunning 65-meter bell tower, crafted by Lombard and Swabian artisans, recalls Notre Dame’s elegance. Inside, highlights include the rebuilt Gothic pulpit, Baroque Chapel of Grace, and the Wine Door—one of Tyrol’s finest Gothic portals. The cathedral hosts regular Masses and houses a treasury museum nearby. Easily accessible by bus or underground parking, it’s especially magical during Advent, when the Bolzano Christmas Market fills Walther Square with festive charm.

This is a must if you go to Florence. The painting in the dome is incredibly interesting and detailed. The views from the top are great. There are a lot of steps so be prepared. We stayed up the whole time until they told us we had to leave. Its amazing how they figured out to build these structures. Make sure to buy the pass that gets you into the dome, church, bell tower, and Baptistery. Women need to have their shoulders covered to enter the church for sure and they'd rathered that the knees were covered too but there were tons of people entering in shorts or modest skirts. If you forget, there is no shortage of vendors to purchase a cover from cheaply. Definitely save the PDF ticket to your phone and avoid the paper ticket. We're not sure if ours fell out of a pocket or was taken but someone Definitely used our paper ticket and we didn't get to see the Baptistery.

Beautiful church, I happened to come in about 20 minutes before the mass on Sunday, and the organist and the cantor were practicing, so I got a taste of how the sound moved in the space Sorry to be missing the organ concert series scheduled in August.

Nice church to visit in the middle of the small city Bolzano. It may look a bit like standard church when you walk in, but give it some time and walk further inside to visit the chapels where you can admire old paintings.

The Duomo di Bolzano (Santa Maria Assunta) is an absolute must-see. Its soaring 65 m Gothic spire makes it one of South Tyrol’s most iconic landmarks

Impressive church with very unique architecture. Certainly worth a visit while in Bolzano.

Inside the door, you have to make a donation to the deaf to enter this church. Well the scammer who isn't deaf but is blocking you from entering will make you feel as though you do. They run into the church when they see tourists about to enter, then after you give them money, they vanish. Please vote this review up to help people, because the scammers will try to hide this review by voting it down.

Spectacular church with beautiful tile roof...it had to be partially reconstructed after WWI