Via Bottai, also known as Cooper Alley, is named after the bottai, or coopers, who crafted casks and barrels in an area with a rich history of wine-making and trading dating back to the Middle Ages. Located in the heart of Bolzano’s medieval center, this narrow cobblestone lane is one of the city’s most historic and atmospheric streets. Lined with centuries-old buildings and wrought-iron inn signs, it offers visitors a glimpse into the past. Today, walking along Via Bottai, you can still sense the legacy of the artisans and the bustling trade that once thrived here.
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