Travelling to Meran and its surroundings is convenient and sustainable by train. Once here, you can use the Südtirol Guest Pass for unlimited travel on buses and trains – allowing you to enjoy a car-free, flexible and relaxed holiday in Meran and the surrounding region.

Algund, Deutschnonsberg, Dorf Tirol, Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000, Region Lana, Marling, Nals, Naturns, Partschins-Rabland-Töll, Passeiertal, Schenna, Schnalstal, Tisens-Prissian, Ultental and, of course, the town of Meran – all combine Alpine landscapes with Mediterranean charm. Together, they embody the connection between nature, culture and South Tyrolean hospitality. Each destination has its own character: From vineyards and apple orchards to historic castles and high-Alpine peaks. Whether hiking, cycling, skiing or simply relaxing – everyone will find their own kind of experience here. A visit is worthwhile in spring, summer, autumn and winter alike. Discover the diversity of these 14 destinations and let yourself be inspired in every season.

Meran combines history and modernity: the Laubengasse in the old town, lined with boutiques and cafés, invites you to stroll and linger, while the Therme Meran fascinates with its contemporary architecture and wellness facilities. Other must-sees include the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle and the Kurhaus with its promenade along the River Passer.

A holiday in Meran and its surroundings is also a feast for the senses: Savour traditional South Tyrolean cuisine, ranging from classic to creative dishes, prepared with regional ingredients that taste of pure nature. Wine lovers can explore nearby vineyards and wineries. In autumn, Törggelen is an absolute must – roasted chestnuts, young wine and a convivial atmosphere make for an unforgettable experience.

Markets & Direct Sales
Discover and purchase fresh produce directly from local farms. This way, you experience authentic South Tyrolean quality and regional diversity first-hand.

Events
The Meran holiday region offers a wide range of events throughout the year – from cultural festivals and concerts to culinary highlights such as the Meran WineFestival or the amazing Christmas markets.