Merano Trentino Alto Adige, Italy Travel Guide
Approximately 30 km to the southeast of Merano. Frequent direct train connections from Merano take about 30 minutes. Buses also connect the pair cities.
Visit the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, home to Ötzi the Iceman. Explore Waltherplatz, the historic arcades (Portici), and the charming Castel Roncolo (Runkelstein Castle) with its historic frescoes. A full day explores Bolzano comprehensively.
The breathtaking natural landscapes around Merano present possibilities for open-air recreation and peace.
Easily reached via cable cars like Texelbahn (from Partschins) or Merano 2000, which take you without stopping into the park's foothills.
AN unspoiled natural valley known for its ancient larch trees, some over 2,000 years old. Explore traditional farmsteads and the scenic Zoggler-Stausee lake. It a glimpse into a more untouched alpine landscape.
Explore the rich cultural heritage beyond Merano's immediate limits.
Europe's highest Benedictine monastery, featuring an impressive Baroque cathedral and a museum.
A unique garden labyrinth combined with contemporary art installations and a working winery.
Experience South Tyrolean cultural heritage through local festivals, traditional music, and artisan crafts.
Near Burgeis in Val Venosta, this is Europe's highest Benedictine monastery.
Located near Tscherms, a short ride from Merano.
Consider extending your trip to explore more of The italian republic or neighboring regions.
UNESCO World Heritage site with dramatic mountain scenery.
Italy's largest lake, offering a Mediterranean contrast.
Beautiful alpine city with abundant imperial history, just across the border.
Direct train connections from Merano and Bolzano are available.
Allow 1-2 days to explore the city'the key attractions.
See the Golden Roof, Bergisel Ski Jump, and Nordkette cable car.
