POIs, Services and Facilities in Merano and Environs
Entertainment, sports and leisure activities in South Tyrol
POIs, Services and Facilities in Merano and Environs

POIs, Services and Facilities in Merano and Environs

Entertainment, sports and leisure activities in South Tyrol

Not only is the holiday area Merano and Environs known for its sights, art studios, museums as well as cultural and natural monuments, but also its wide range of sports and leisure facilities – all of which fit into to the traditional South Tyrolean lifestyle.

All year round, there is always something happening in Merano and its satellite villages: the daily throngs in the historic alleys and shopping malls, with their boutiques, speciality shops, fashion stores and bistros – interspersed with creative studios and innovative craft workshops. Later in the day, the pubs, restaurants, taverns, wine bars and dance clubs in the town and outlying areas are a magnet for those attracted to the local nightlife.

Public toilet in St. Martin
Public toilet in St. Martin
Public toilet at the playground in St. Martin (opposite the Tourist Office).
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Washroom Lavapiù - Miele
Washroom Lavapiù - Miele
Discover the self-service laundry where the washing machine makes the laundry and also the difference.
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Post office in Moos
Post office in Moos
The post office is located in the center of Moos in Passeier.
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Riding stable Sulfner
Riding stable Sulfner
The riding stable Sulfner offers courses for beginners, children's tours, individual or group lessons in the sand track for beginners and advenced students or ...
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Chapel of Saint Barbara
Chapel of Saint Barbara
The Chapel of St. Barbara is a small, octagonal Gothic chapel located next to the parish church of Merano. It was built in the 15th century on the site of an ...
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Public parking area Moos Dorf
Public parking area Moos Dorf
Free public parking area with underground parking garage at the village in Moos.
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