Welcome to Marling
Where Nature and fresh drinking water meet
Welcome to Marling
Welcome to Marling

Welcome to Marling

Where Nature and fresh drinking water meet

Experience Pure Drinking Water

Straight from Nature Marling is renowned for its breathtaking nature, charming atmosphere, and high-quality drinking water.
At numerous fountains throughout the village, you can enjoy fresh, crystal-clear water directly from the region. This natural water is regularly tested to ensure the highest quality standards. Whether for drinking, cooking, or refreshing yourself after a hike, our water is an essential part of the Marling experience.

The Fountains of Marling
Marling boasts several fountains, all supplying fresh drinking water. These fountains are not only practical sources of refreshment but also historical and cultural highlights of our village. A walk along the Marlinger Waalweg trail or through the village center becomes a sensory delight.

Visit our fountains and discover the pure quality of the water:
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Drinking fountain - "Brünnler Trog"
The drinking fountain "Brünnler Trog" is located in der Franz-Innerhofer-Straße/Via Franz Innerhofer, 39020 Marling/Marlengo.
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Drinking fountain - "Rochele Trog"
The drinking fountain "Rochele Trog" is located in der Anselm-Pattis-Straße/Via Anselm Pattis, 39020 Marling/Marlengo.
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Drinking fountain - "Almboden"
The drinking fountain at the "Almboden" is located in Jochweg/Via Jochweg, 39020 Marling.
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Drinking fountain - train station Marling
Drinking fountain - train station Marling
The drinking fountain at the train station Marling is located in the Nörderstraße/Via Tramontana, 39020 Marling/Marlengo.
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Drinking fountain -  Happm Pappm Marling
Drinking fountain - Happm Pappm Marling
The drinking fountain at the bistro Happm Pappm is located in the Gampenstraße/Via Palade, 39020 Marling/Marlengo.
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Drinking fountain - Behind the town hall
Drinking fountain - Behind the town hall
The drinking fountain behind the town hallt is located in the Anselm-Pattis-Straße/ Via Anselm-Pattis 8, 39020 Marling/Marlengo.
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Drinking fountain - Church square Marling
Drinking fountain - Church square Marling
The drinking fountain at the Church square Marling is located in Kirchplatz/ Piazza Chiesa, 39020 Marling/Marlengo.
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Drinking fountain - Marlinger Waalweg trail - Waldea
Drinking fountain - Marlinger Waalweg trail - Waldea
The drinking fountain at Marlinger Waalweg trail - restaurant Waldea is located in St. Felixweg/Vicolo San Felice, 39020 Marling/Marlengo.
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Sustainability and Water Conservation in Marling

In Marling, we place great importance on sustainability and the mindful use of water. We encourage you to contribute to preserving this valuable resource.
Here are five simple tips to save water during your stay:

- Shower instead of Bathing: A short shower uses up to 50% less water than a full bath.
- Turn off the Tap: Don’t let the water run unnecessarily while brushing your teeth or shaving.
- Reuse Towels: Let us know if you don’t need daily changes of towels or bed linen.
- Use Reusable Water Bottles: Refill your bottle at our drinking fountains.
- Conscious Pool Water Use: Follow the pool area’s usage guidelines and help prevent water waste.

Together for a Sustainable Future

With small steps, we can make big changes. Your conscious use of water during your stay helps protect the environment and preserve Marling’s natural resources. Thank you for being part of our vision for a sustainable future!
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Alpine cattle drives in South Tyrol 2026🐄🍂

After a long summer on the mountain pastures, cattle, sheep and goats make their way back down into the valleys – marking the return of one of South Tyrol’s most beautiful traditions: the Alpine cattle drives. 🌿⛰️
Decorated animals, ringing bells and living traditions make their return a special experience for locals and visitors alike. 🐮🐑🐐

Some of the cattle and sheep drives in the valleys around Merano:🌸🔔

Ultental Valley
• 29.08. | 3:00 PM – Spitzneralm → Staudamm St. Walburg
• 29.08. | 1:00 PM – Aussere Schwemmalm → Moritzhöhe
• 05.09. | 2:30 PM – Kuppelwieseralm → Steinrast
• 05.09. | 1:00 PM – Gampenalm → Pumbach, Proveiser Kreuzung
• 06.09. | 3:00 PM – Seegrubenalm → Staudamm St. Walburg
• 12.09. | 2:00 PM – Klapfberg → St. Nikolaus
• 13.09. | 2:00 PM – Kirchberg → St. Gertraud
• 19.09. | 2:30 PM – Kühbergalm → Platzlwies Larchenberg
• 20.09. | 2:30 PM – Einertal → Biotop Kuppelwies

Transhumance in Schnalstal Valley 🐑
• 12.09. | 2:00 PM – Return of the sheep at Vernagt
• 13.09. | 3:00 PM – Kurzras

Passeiertal Valley
• 12.09. | 12:00 PM – Pfelders
• 13.09. | 11:00 AM – Walten → Auerhof

A special South Tyrolean tradition that is well worth experiencing!🍂

📸 IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige / Frieder Blickl

#marling #southtyrol #marlengo #südtirol #almabtrieb

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Almabtriebe in Südtirol 2026 🐄🍂

Wenn sich der Almsommer langsam dem Ende zuneigt, beginnt in Südtirol wieder eine ganz besondere Zeit: die traditionellen Almabtriebe. 🌿⛰️

Wenn Rinder, Schafe und Ziegen nach einem langen Sommer auf den Bergweiden festlich geschmückt ins Tal zurückkehren, entstehen stimmungsvolle Feste. 🐮🐑🐐🌸🎶
Dieses besondere Erlebnis verbindet Brauchtum, Kultur und Genuss auf einzigartige Weise. ⛰️🍂
Die Tiere tragen kunstvolle Blumenkränze, bunten Kopfschmuck und große Glocken. Für Gäste wie Einheimische ist es jedes Jahr ein besonderer Moment, wenn die Herden nach Hause ins Tal zurückkehren. 💐🔔

Einige Almabtriebe in den Tälern rund um Meran: 🐮🐑🐐
Ultental
• 29.08. | 15:00 Uhr – Spitzneralm → Staudamm St. Walburg
• 29.08. | 13:00 Uhr – Aussere Schwemmalm → Moritzhöhe
• 05.09. | 14:30 Uhr – Kuppelwieseralm → Steinrast
• 05.09. | 13:00 Uhr – Gampenalm → Pumbach, Proveiser Kreuzung
• 06.09. | 15:00 Uhr – Seegrubenalm → Staudamm St. Walburg
• 12.09. | 14:00 Uhr – Klapfberg → St. Nikolaus (Dorf)
• 13.09. | 14:00 Uhr – Kirchberg → St. Gertraud
• 19.09. | 14:30 Uhr – Kühbergalm → Platzlwies Larchenberg
• 20.09. | 14:30 Uhr – Einertal → Biotop Kuppelwies

Transhumanz
• 12.09. | 14:00 Uhr – Rückkehr der Schafe bei Vernagt/ Schnalstal
• 13.09. | 15:00 Uhr – Kurzras / Schnalstal

Passeiertal
• 12.09. | 12:00 Uhr – Pfelders
• 13.09. | 11:00 Uhr – Walten → Auerhof

📸 IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige- Frieder Blickle

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The grape harvest in Marling is almost here!🍇🍷

The vineyards are filled with ripe grapes, and the grape harvest will begin soon. For our local winemakers, one of the busiest and most exciting times of the year is just around the corner. 🍇

Did you know that the harvest doesn’t start on a fixed date? Grapes are only picked when the balance of sugar, acidity and aromas is just right. That’s why every grape variety – and sometimes even every vineyard – is harvested at a different time. 🍷🌿

Over the coming weeks, you may spot local winemakers harvesting the grapes and get a glimpse of one of the most important moments of the wine-growing year. ☀️🍇

📸 TV Marling_Günther Pichler

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Die Traubenernte hat begonnen!🍇🍂

In den Marlinger Weinbergen ist es wieder so weit: Die ersten Trauben werden gelesen und damit hat eine der spannendsten Zeiten im Weinjahr begonnen. Mit viel Erfahrung und Fingerspitzengefühl bestimmen die Winzerinnen und Winzer für jede Rebsorte den richtigen Lesezeitpunkt – denn der Reifegrad der Trauben spielt eine entscheidende Rolle für die Qualität des späteren Weins. 🍷🍃

Wusstet ihr, dass die Trauben in Südtirol größtenteils von Hand gelesen werden? 🍇 So können die Trauben bereits bei der Ernte sorgfältig ausgewählt werden. Wann gelesen wird, hängt unter anderem von Rebsorte, Lage, Reifegrad und dem gewünschten Wein ab.
Wer in diesen Tagen durch die Marlinger Weinberge spaziert oder wandert, kann die Weinlese hautnah miterleben: gefüllte Traubenkisten, fleißige Hände zwischen den Reben und geschäftiges Treiben in den Weinbergen gehören jetzt wieder zum Landschaftsbild. 🍇👨‍🌾

Eine besondere Zeit, in der sich zeigt, worauf das ganze Weinjahr hingearbeitet wurde. 🍷

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