Right in the city and yet in the countryside. Merano is located in the middle of mountains and directly on the Passer, with which outdoor enthusiasts will definitely get their money’s worth. The former capital of Tyrol is the second largest city in South Tyrol and still retains the charm of a small town. Numerous gardens and parks invite you to relax.
Whether a stroll through the streets of the old town with a stop in a small café, a visit to the spa, or a walk on the Waalweg in the Merano area, the city offers a variety of opportunities for every visitor.
Attractions in Merano
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Easy spring hike that leads us to the Freiberger plateau, past wine taverns, botanical curiosities, archaeological mounds, and a farm that offers a ...
Between the picturesque Lake Reschen and the traditional spa town of Meran, the first stage of the Adige cycling route takes us through the varied ...
Relaxed cycling not only along the Adige, but also following Roman footsteps – that is what the Adige cycle route along the Via Claudia Augusta ...
9th stage of the Romedius Pilgrim Route Climate change could be the name for this day's stage. From the high mountains into the Merano valley basin.
The classic Alps crossing: 6-day hike on the E5 from Oberstdorf to Meran through the Allgäu, Lechtal, and Ötztal Alps
Circular hike via the Schützenbrünnlweg to the Knottenkino
Not just a new alpine long-distance trail, but also a new route for crossing the Alps.
The ascent of the Ifinger, the Ifinger notch, the memorial chapel, and the much-visited Ifinger hut are the highlights at the beginning of this ...
A cross-border pilgrimage route - following in the footsteps of Saint Romedius. The pilgrimage route from Thaur to San Romedio is a true nature ...
Following the Adige continuously, the second stage of the Adige cycle route takes us from Merano via Bolzano to Salurn, the southernmost ...


