Located in the heart of Bolzano, Via Laurin is a vibrant pedestrian shopping street that offers a delightful mix of retail options. This charming corridor is part of the old town and is perfect for leisurely strolls, shopping, and dining.

When visiting Zahnarzt Bozen, our renowned dental clinic situated nearby, consider making a stop at Via Laurin. Whether you’re here for a routine check-up or a specialized treatment, the area provides a welcoming atmosphere to relax and enjoy before or after your appointment.

At Zahnarzt Bozen, we prioritize patient care with tailored treatment plans inspired by the best practices in dental health. Our experienced team is dedicated to ensuring your comfort and satisfaction throughout your dental journey.

Make the most of your visit to Bolzano by exploring the unique shops and cafes along Via Laurin, and don’t hesitate to reach out to us at Zahnarzt Bozen for all your dental needs.

Planning a Stroll Around Via Laurin Before or After Your Visit

Bolzano's historic centre is compact, which makes it easy to combine a dental appointment with a short walk through the surrounding streets. Via Laurin is named after King Laurin, the dwarf king of South Tyrolean legend whose enchanted rose garden is said to glow on the Rosengarten (Catinaccio) mountains at sunset. The same legend appears elsewhere in the city, so you may notice the name on hotels, fountains and signs as you explore.

Making the most of a short visit

If you have time to spare before an appointment, a relaxed loop through the old town works well. The arcades of Via dei Portici, the busy Piazza delle Erbe fruit and vegetable market and the open space of Piazza Walther are all within a few minutes' walk of one another. Many shops in the centre follow traditional Italian opening patterns, and some smaller businesses close for a midday break, so it is worth checking times in advance if there is somewhere specific you want to visit.

Practical tips for patients

  • Allow extra time: the centre is largely pedestrianised, so plan for the walk from car parks, bus stops or the railway station.
  • Eat sensibly: a light meal before treatment is usually fine, but after procedures involving local anaesthetic it is wise to wait until the numbness wears off before eating or drinking anything hot.
  • Watch the sweets: South Tyrolean pastries and strudel are tempting, but if you have just had a filling or a hygiene session, ask our team whether you should wait before indulging.
  • Bring what you need: carry your health card, any previous X-rays and a list of current medications.

For details on what to bring and how to prepare, see our patient information page. When you are ready to arrange a visit, our appointments page explains how to get in touch, and the nearby places guide suggests other spots worth seeing in Bolzano.

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