Bertolini_Michela

Tourist Guide

Tourist Leader

Michela Bertolini

I was born and grew up in Trentino-Alto Adige; I love its unique and extraordinary places: the historic cities, the castles, the Dolomites, the enchanting valleys, the uncontaminated nature and the beautiful lakes. During the guided tours I share the pleasure of knowing the territory from the historical-artistic, geographical and traditions points of view. I work both with groups of tourists, as well as with school groups and families. My goal is to make your visit a fascinating experience and a pleasant moment of personal enrichment.

special interests

I am a tour guide and tour leader authorized by the Province of Bolzano, a Manager of food and wine tourism, an Italian Touring Club volunteer. 

languages

German, Italian, English.

My guided tours

Bolzano/Bozen

Explore South Tyrol’s provincial capital Bolzano/Bozen, take a tour of its historic centre and discover all about the place where the Italian and German cultures met and clashed, deeply shaping the whole region’s history and present.

Brixen/Bressanone

A cathedral with imposing twin steeples, winding alleys, and a wonderful frame of mountains and vineyards – Bressanone/Brixen is all this, and more. Welcome to the oldest town in Tyrol, a unique blend of historic treasures and stunning natural surroundings!

Dolomites

For centuries the Dolomites have preserved among their impressive peaks the ancient language and traditions of the Ladins, one of Italy’s linguistic minorities. But it is the unparalleled beauty of the Dolomites that has made them the epitome of South Tyrol’s mountainscape.

Half-day and full-day trips

We will be happy to take you on a half-day or full-day outing and introduce you to South Tyrol’s most enchanting spots. You will be offered first-hand insights into the rich diversity of our homeland.

Meran/Merano

Merano/Meran is the second largest town in South Tyrol, and undisputedly the region’s most famous tourist destination. Its rise as a world-famous spa town began in the 19th century, and became unstoppable after Austria’s Empress Sissi chose it as a location for several long holidays.

The South Tyrolean Wine Road

If you decide to visit the area that extends along the Wine Road, you can look forward not only to the largest wine-growing area in South Tyrol with its a range of excellent local wines, but also to sunny, sub-Mediterranean weather and people with an equally sunny disposition.