Stories from Avelengo, Verano & Merano 2000
Stories from Avelengo, Verano & Merano 2000
A place lives on its stories. On events great and small that shape life and make it meaningful. Informative and inspiring, they provide an insight into the culture and traditions, way of life and people. As diverse and colourful as life itself, they tell of anecdotes and legends, prominent visitors and eye-opening encounters, noteworthy accolades and excellent products. Discover the stories that tell of life in the sunny holiday villages of Avelengo, Verano and Meran 2000, and get to know your holiday home from exciting, possibly even unimagined perspectives.
The best photo spots in Meran 2000 The best photo spots in Meran 2000
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 9/14/2023
The best photo spots in Meran 2000
Conquer the mountain, reach the top, enjoy the gigantic view: In the alpine landscape of the Merano 2000 skiing and hiking area, gentle alpine pastures, rugged rocks and mighty peaks come into view as a matter of course.
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(Not) an old hat: the tradition of straw hats in Hafling and Vöran (Not) an old hat: the tradition of straw hats in Hafling and Vöran
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 9/7/2023
(Not) an old hat: the tradition of straw hats in Hafling and Vöran
The old tradition of straw hats in Hafling and Vöran is no coincidence. The raw material was available in abundance. Not so long ago, it was impossible to imagine the peasant world without the hat as part of the everyday wardrobe.
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Product corner at Lenkerhof in Vöran with local products The variety of local products from Vöran
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 8/31/2023
The variety of local products from Vöran
Aromatic wild and garden herbs, fresh fruit, organic free-range eggs, cheese, quality meat, natural honey: there is probably no other place where the variety of local products - and the density of local producers - is greater than in Vöran.
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The guardians of the paths The guardians of the paths
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 8/24/2023
The guardians of the paths
Four men for any eventuality: the maintainance crew
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Tradition meets creativity: The (rare) art of blue printing is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage. Tradition meets creativity: The (rare) art of blue printing is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage.
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 8/17/2023
Tradition meets creativity: The (rare) art of blue printing is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage.
The blue dirndl apron with its filigree ornaments bears the signature of a centuries-old technique.
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The last thatched roofs of Vöran The last thatched roofs of Vöran
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 8/10/2023
The last thatched roofs of Vöran
They are a cultural asset, a popular photo motif and now an uncommon rarity: the thatched roofs of the farmsteads on the Tschögglberg. For centuries they have characterised the landscape in and around Vöran. This piece of rural architecture needs to be preservated but it is a challenge.
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The little Oswald church under the Ifinger mountain The little Oswald church under the Ifinger mountain
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 8/3/2023
The little Oswald church under the Ifinger mountain
Between the peaks of Ifinger and Plattinger, at the foot of the Oswaldscharte (gap of S. Oswald), an inconspicuous church with a small tower stands at 1,185 m above sea level on a small flat alpine pasture. The building, which interestingly does not have any hiking trail leading directly past or to it, nevertheless experiences great crowds once a year. Every year on 5 August, the inhabitants of the communities of Hafling and Schenna make a pilgrimage to that small church Meran 2000 to ask Saint Oswald (in Hafling "Oaswold") for protection from storms.
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65 years of the ropeway Vöran-Burgstall 65 years of the ropeway Vöran-Burgstall
Tourismusverein Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000 | 7/27/2023
65 years of the ropeway Vöran-Burgstall
Today’s life in Vöran cannot possibily imagined without the ropeway Vöran-Burgstall. What seems quite normal today, was pure utopia about 150 years ago. Today, the panoramic cable car that connects the low mountain village of Vöran with Burgstall in the Etsch Valley every 20 minutes is a lifeline and sustainable means of transport for commuters, students, sports enthusiasts and hikers.
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