Nightlife in Bolzano centro

Loewengrube ★ 4.7

30 by the glassBolzano centro

Loewengrube is Bolzano's oldest restaurant and one of South Tyrol's most respected wine destinations, with a 1543 inn above the medieval cellar (circa 1280). Sommelier service from behind the wine bar in the cellar; Alpine-global cooking from chefs Michael Meister and Philipp Mantinger.

The list: Over 1,000 wines on the list, including a deep South Tyrolean selection (Lagrein, Schiava, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Bianco) and verticals of the major Alto Adige cooperatives; medieval cellar (circa 1280 AD) below the dining room

Tip: Ask to be seated in the medieval cellar; the wine bar at the back pours by-the-glass flights from the deeper cellar bottles. Reserve a Saturday-evening sommelier-paired tasting menu.

Wirtshaus Voegele ★ 4.5

20 by the glassBolzano centro

Wirtshaus Voegele has welcomed guests in central Bolzano since 1871 and holds a Bib Gourmand recognition in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Italia. Traditional South Tyrolean cooking with a serious wine programme; the wood-panelled stube rooms are the ideal setting for an evening Magdalener flight.

The list: Bib Gourmand wine list focused on small South Tyrolean producers; by-the-glass rotation of Santa Maddalena, Lagrein and Pinot Bianco; the Magdalener flight is the signature

Tip: The Magdalener flight (three growers, one vintage) and the Lagrein vertical are the by-the-glass headlines. Book ahead - the restaurant is small.

Loewengrube cellar vinyl nights ★ 4.6

30 by the glassBolzano centro

Loewengrube's medieval cellar (circa 1280) hosts rotating evening vinyl programmes paired against the restaurant's deep South Tyrolean wine list. The cellar acoustics suit jazz and Alpine folk; the sommelier paces the flights to the music.

The list: Medieval cellar venue with rotating vinyl set against the 1000-bottle list; sommelier-led flights of Alto Adige Pinot Nero and Lagrein

Tip: Book the cellar table and request the sommelier-paired flight; the team will choose Alto Adige Pinot Nero or Lagrein to match the evening's music.

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