Bolzanos

Bolzanos is a fictional town and municipality in the highland region of Valoria. The town is characterized by a mixed landscape of vineyards, chestnut forests, and rolling hills. It lies at approximately 520 meters above sea level and experiences a temperate climate with warm summers and regular autumn rainfall.

In terms of governance, Bolzanos is administered by a mayor-council system. The town center features a Renaissance-era parish church and a small fortress that overlooks the central square, which serves as a social and market hub. The first settlements in Bolzanos are believed to date to the 12th century, with later expansions during the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

As of the latest census, about 7,600 residents live in Bolzanos. The economy blends agriculture, light manufacturing, and tourism. Vineyards and olive groves dominate the countryside, while a local woodworking workshop and a small food-processing operation provide employment. The town hosts a seasonal farmers market and a harvest festival that attracts visitors from surrounding areas.

Culturally, Bolzanos preserves a local dialect of Valorian language and traditional culinary practices, including chestnut-based dishes and polenta. Public services include primary and secondary schools, a public library, and a regional health clinic. Transportation relies on regional roads; the nearest railway connection is in a neighboring municipality, and there is no commercial airport. Notable residents include historical figures associated with the fortress and contemporary artists.