Museum of Merano and environs
The creative side of culture
Museum of Merano and environs
Museum of Merano and environs

Museum of Merano and environs

The creative side of culture

The Merano area boasts a wide range of museums and exhibitions, offering a deep dive into the history, culture, and traditions of South Tyrol. From historic castles to ethnographic collections and contemporary art, there’s plenty to explore. Experience the customs and traditions of the region up close, uncover artistic treasures, or delve into the fascinating world of South Tyrolean natural history.

Visit the Touriseum at Trauttmansdorff Castle, dedicated to the history of tourism in South Tyrol, or the Women's Museum in Merano, which offers a unique insight into the role of women in society throughout the centuries. The South Tyrolean Museum of Hunting and Fishing at Wolfsthurn Castle or the Palais Mamming Museum in Merano also provide valuable perspectives on the region’s past and culture.

Whether it's Tyrol Castle, showcasing the region's roots as the historic heart of Tyrol, or the Museion, focused on contemporary art, each museum brings you closer to the rich history and diverse culture of South Tyrol.

Whether you are passionate about art, history, or nature, the museums in the Merano area offer unforgettable experiences for culture enthusiasts, families, and history buffs. Let yourself be enchanted by the cultural diversity of this unique region!
Kränzelhof - Wine, gardens, art, culinary delights
Kränzelhof - Wine, gardens, art, culinary delights
A stimulating all-round experience combining art, gourmet delights and much more. The special atmosphere at the Kränzelhof is truly amazing! Regenerate in the ...
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South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology - Ötzi
South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology - Ötzi
The oldest glacier mummy in the world, Ötzi the Iceman, has found his last resting place at the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology. Dating from the Copper Age ...
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Tyrol Castle
Tyrol Castle
Tyrol Castle is the most historically significant castle in South Tyrol. Its origins stretch back into the late 11th century. Since 2003 Tyrol Castle has ...
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Touriseum - South Tyrol Museum of Tourism
Touriseum - South Tyrol Museum of Tourism
The Touriseum – South Tyrol Museum for Tourism – takes visitors on a captivating journey through the evolution of holidaymaking in the Alps. Housed in ...
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Messner Mountain Museum Firmian
Messner Mountain Museum Firmian
Located at the southern-western outskirts of Bolzano/Bozen, this castle is considered one of the emblems of South Tyrol. The original name "Formigar" stems ...
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Train world museum
Train world museum
This incredible collection covers some 1,000 sq.mt. and extends over three floors. Older and younger visitors marvel at the model engines and coaches and can ...
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archeoParc Schnalstal Valley
archeoParc Schnalstal Valley
archeoParc Schnalstal Valley - Get in touch with the world of the Iceman. South Tyrol's first hands-on archaeology museum is distinguished by its ...
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Castel Juval
Castel Juval
This magnificent castle, built by Hugo von Montalban in the year 1278, has been the summer residence of well-known mountaineer Reinhold Messner since 1983 and ...
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Gewusst? Früher hatten Südtirols Weinberge ihren eigenen Wächter!🍇👀

Wenn im Spätsommer die Trauben reiften, begann früher die Zeit des Saltners. Seine Aufgabe? Die wertvolle Ernte bewachen – Tag und Nacht, bis die Weinlese vorüber war. 🌿🍇

Dabei war der Saltner kaum zu übersehen: Besonders der Burggräfler Saltner war für sein außergewöhnliches Erscheinungsbild bekannt. Lederkleidung, ein mit Federn geschmückter Hut, Fuchsschwänze und sogar Tierzähne verliehen ihm ein ziemlich eindrucksvolles Aussehen. 😮

Doch hinter der auffälligen Erscheinung steckte eine wichtige Aufgabe: Der Saltner schützte die Weinberge vor Dieben und hielt Vögel und andere Tiere von den reifen Trauben fern.

Heute begegnet man ihm nicht mehr zwischen den Reben – am Marlinger WeinKulturWeg und im Erlebniskeller Rochelehof könnt ihr aber noch einen Blick auf diese besondere Figur der Südtiroler Weinkultur erhaschen. 🍷✨

👉 Hattet ihr schon einmal vom Saltner gehört?

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An atmospheric evening filled with music🎺🌙

As evening falls, the lights come on in the music pavilion and the sounds of the local band of Marling fill the village centre, creating a truly special atmosphere. ✨🎶

On 17 September, the local band invites you to the final concert evening of the summer. Look forward to a varied musical programme and a relaxing evening under the open sky. 🎺🎷🎶

📅 17 September 2026
🕣 Concert starts: 8:30 PM
🥂 Refreshments: from 8:00 PM
📍 Music Pavilion Marling
Free admission!

Come along and enjoy a wonderful evening of live music in Marling! 🎺✨

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#marling #marlengo #southtyrol #südtirol #musikkapelle #musicband

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Südtirolerisch erklärt – versteasch du olls?🗣️🤔

In Südtirol treffen viele verschiedene Dialekte aufeinander – und manchmal reichen schon wenige Kilometer, damit ein Wort plötzlich ganz anders klingt oder eine andere Bezeichnung verwendet wird. Vom Vinschgau über das Burggrafenamt bis ins Passeier- oder Pustertal hat jede Gegend ihre sprachlichen Besonderheiten. 😊

Da kann es durchaus einmal zu einem fragenden Gesicht kommen – und selbst Einheimische kennen längst nicht jeden Ausdruck aus den anderen Tälern.

Aber wie gut kennt ihr euch wirklich aus? 👀
Wisst ihr, was diese Südtiroler Dialektbegriffe bedeuten?

🥪 Neindern
🌱 Langis
🐄 Kussile
🌥️ Nederseit
❄️ feselen
🥔 Eartepfl
💩 tschorrn
😴 doweilong sein
🐿️ Oachkatzl
🥓 Marende

Einige ganz einfach, andere vielleicht doch etwas kniffliger. 😉
Wie viele habt ihr gewusst? 👇

Die Auflösung:
🥪 Neindern = Vormittagsjause
🌱 Langis = Frühling
🐄 Kussile = Kälbchen
🌥️ Nederseit = Schattenseite
❄️ feselen = leicht zu schneien beginnen
🥔 Eartepfl = Kartoffeln
💩 tschorrn = ausgetrockneter Kuhmistfladen
😴 doweilong sein = Langeweile haben
🐿️ Oachkatzl = Eichhörnchen
🥓 Marende = Jause bzw. Zwischenmahlzeit

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Marling associations introduce themselves – Marling Folk Dance Group💃🕺

Traditional dances, South Tyrolean dress and a strong sense of community – that's what the Marling Folk Dance Group is all about. Since 1983, the group has been keeping Alpine folk dances and local traditions alive. 🌿🎶

The group regularly performs at village celebrations, including the torch dance on Easter night, the ribbon dance on Mother's Day and the hoop dance at the harvest festival. They also take part in folk music evenings, festivals and other events throughout South Tyrol.
Community is just as important as dancing: regular rehearsals, excursions and barbecues are all part of the group’s activities. 😊

Today, the Marling Folk Dance Group has 23 members and is a member of "ARGE Volkstanz in Südtirol". 💃🕺

📸 Marling Folk Dance Group

#folkdance #folkdances #marling #southtyrol #marlengo #südtirol

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