When does the reading with Stefan Ulrich take place?

The event takes place on Friday, October 30, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

Where is the event taking place?

The reading takes place in the large meeting room of the town hall in Bad Aibling, Marienplatz 1, 83043 Bad Aibling.

What is More than Dolce Vita about?

Stefan Ulrich takes the audience on a journey through Italy, showing a country that seems familiar yet possesses many surprising facets.

Who is organizing the reading?

The event is organized by the Friends of the City Library e.V. as part of the 38th Bad Aibling Literature Days.

Where can tickets be obtained?

Tickets are available for advance sale or reservation at the city library and at the box office.

Is there a book signing or a Q&A session?

A book signing or a subsequent Q&A session is not confirmed in the available event information.

Stefan Ulrich reads: Dolce Vita Bad Aibling 2026

Name: Stefan Ulrich: More than Dolce Vita
Start: 2026-10-30T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-30T19:30:00+01:00
Location: Rathaus, großer Sitzungssaal

Stefan Ulrich discovers Italy beyond clichés

Italy is considered a familiar dreamland – yet it remains full of contradictions, surprises, and hidden stories. In his reading More than Dolce Vita, Stefan Ulrich takes the audience in Bad Aibling on a literary journey through the Bel Paese.

A country between everyday life, history, and promise

As a former Rome correspondent for the Süddeutsche Zeitung, Stefan Ulrich knows Italy not only from the perspective of a traveler. For decades, he has observed the country journalistically, accompanied its political developments, and explored its cultural peculiarities. His texts combine precise research with narrative ease and a keen eye for detail.

Literary journey with a personal voice

The reading promises an author encounter where reportage, travel essay, and personal reflection intertwine. Ulrich's style thrives on vivid scenes, historical context, and a linguistic artistry that redefines the image of Italy between Dolce Vita, social change, and lived everyday culture.

An experienced observer of Italian culture

Stefan Ulrich has published works including Quattro Stagioni, Arrivederci, Roma!, Bonjour la France!, and And again Azzurro. His books have become SPIEGEL bestsellers; for his journalistic and literary work, he has received, among other awards, the Theodor-Wolff Prize and the German-Italian Journalists' Prize.

Reading atmosphere in the town hall

The large meeting room of the Bad Aibling town hall will become a literary travel destination. Between voice, language, and narrated landscapes, an intense literary experience emerges for all those who already love Italy or wish to rediscover the country beyond tourist routines.

The event is part of the 38th Bad Aibling Literature Days. Tickets are available in advance or for reservation at the city library and at the box office.

Conclusion

Stefan Ulrich's More than Dolce Vita promises an insightful and entertaining journey through Italy – driven by journalistic experience, literary observational skills, and personal closeness to the country. Anyone who wants to see Italy in a more nuanced way and experience an experienced author live should not miss this reading in Bad Aibling.