Brixen, Cathedral city in Italy
Brixen is an ancient town located in the mountainous province of South Tyrol.
The city's history dates back over a thousand years, with origins as a Roman town.
Brixen is known for its impressive cathedral and rich ecclesiastical heritage.
Visitors to Brixen can enjoy both summer hiking and winter skiing in the surrounding Alps.
It hosts one of the oldest Christmas markets in Italy, bringing festive charm to its historical streets.
Location: South Tyrol
Population: 22011
Elevation above the sea: 560 m
Website: brixen.it
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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