Ultental Valley FAQ

Q: Where do weekly markets take place?

Merano/Meran market near the train station on Fridays small market near the train station on Tuesdays farmers’ market on Saturday Lana market at Lorenzerpark on Fridays Bozen market at Siegesplatz square on Saturdays

Frequent questions and answers about the Ultental Valley

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) are a list of the most common questions visitors ask when planning holidays in the Ultental Valley. Questions and answers can be found in this section.

Individual tickets and value cards can be purchased on the bus. Weekly bus tickets (BusCard Merano and surroundings) and MobilCards are available at the tourist office.

- Weekly card BusCard Merano & surroundings: Scena, Merano, Avelengo, Verano, San Genesio Atesino, Tirolo, Rifiano, Passeier Valley, Lana, Ulten Valley, Foiana, Fondo, Marlengo, Lagundo, Parcines, Naturno and Schnals valley. In addition all city lines inside Merano
- Mobilcard South Tyrol: all public transport in South Tyrol

Merano/Meran
market near the train station on Fridays
small market near the train station on Tuesdays
farmers’ market on Saturday

Lana
market at Lorenzerpark on Fridays

Bozen
market at Siegesplatz square on Saturdays

Fishing licenses are available at the tourist office (ID required).
Validity: 10 years
Costs: € 32.00

Day passes are available at:
Pancrazio/Pankraz: Gasthaus zu Wasser
Santa Valburga/St. Walburg: Gasthof Eggwirt and Hotel Seerast
Santa Gertrude/St. Gertraud: Gasthaus Edelweiß and Zur Knödlmoidl mountain inn
Proves/Proveis: Gasthof Neue Post

Ultental Valley: in Santa Valburga/St. Walburg

Ultental Valley: pharmacy in Santa Valburga/St. Walburg

Public Internet access is available in the library of Santa Valburga/St. Walburg. Free Wi-Fi access in Café Ultun and bar sea.wies.

Dogs are allowed on all hiking trails. However, in higher alpine areas, they should be kept on a leash out of respect for the many animals and wild species – such as marmots, chamois, or ibex – that you may encounter during a high-mountain hike in Merano and the surrounding region.

In 2014 a local tax was introduced in South Tyrol. The revenue from this tax will be used for the expansion and maintenance of local infrastructure and services, as well as for the organization of various cultural and sports events.
The local tax will be levied at all lodging establishments, on a per-guest and per-overnight-stay basis. The amount is contingent upon the category of the establishment. Children and adolescents under 14 years of age are exempt from levy.
The local tax is payable upon departure and is listed separately on the invoice.

You can search directly on this website for available accommodations. We are also happy to advise you by phone at the following number: +39 0473 795 387