The Gothic Franciscan church in Bolzano seen from the south, with its tall pointed bell tower, steep tiled roof and a wooded mountain behind.

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Franciscan Friary

The Franciscan Friary in central Bolzano was founded in the 13th century and rebuilt after a fire in 1291; its Gothic church was consecrated in 1348 and rebuilt after a bomb hit it in 1944. The choir holds a carved late-Gothic Nativity altarpiece made by Hans Klocker in 1500, and the cloister is decorated with frescoes.

Nearby

South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology

museum

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