Merano FAQ

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Here you will find all the latest information: Markets in Merano

Yes, the weekly market in Merano also takes place on holidays.

Individuals may not visit the Kurhaus building unless they attend an event that takes place inside.

In spring and autumn on certain Sundays, South Tyrol’s bands give concerts inside the Kursaal (Concert Hall). Admission is free of charge.

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Yes, the cinema is located at the Via delle Corse/Rennweg 25 (Galleria Ariston). For more information, please visit the following link.

Yes, Terme Merano is open to the public. Children can also access the pools of the Terme Merano. Info about Terme Merano.

The sauna area is an "adults only", exclusively nude area, which can be visited by women and men (aged 14 and over) together. A towel is always required for sauna use.

Sorry, no pets are allowed inside the botanical gardens.

Bus lines 1B/ and 4 run to Trauttmansdorff from the train station, Theaterplatz square and Elisabethpark. A single bus ticket costs € 1.50 and can not be purchased onboard.

Single tickets for the city bus (€ 1.50) can be purchased at the Tourist Information Office (Freiheitsstr. 45), at the südtirolmobil Infopoint (Rennweg 151) and at the station.

The Merano Grape Festival generally takes place the third weekend in October. The third Sunday of the month is always the main date to bear in mind. For more information, please visit the following link.

The Merano Christmas Market is open daily from the end of November until the beginning of January (excluding 25th December). Modifications reserved.

Ponte Romano (Steinerner Steg) Bridge, Gilf Promenade (continuation of the Passer Promenade), the stairs behind the Duomo (Parish Church of St. Nicholas), Via Galilei (Galilei-Straße) Road, the Schlehdorfweg Trail off of Via Verdi (Verdi-Straße) Road, and in Quarazze (Gratsch). For more information click here.

The city centre is situated at about 324 metres above sea level.

Spring
- March: 6°/15° C
- April: 10°/19° C
- May: 13°/23° C
Summer
- June: 17°/27° C
- July: 19°/29° C
- August: 18°/28° C
Autumn
- September: 15°/24° C
- October: 12°/21° C
- November: 8°/15° C
Winter
- December: 5°/11° C
- January: 3°/10° C
- February: 3°/12° C

The apple trees in Merano and environs bloom between late March and late April. The timing depends very much on the weather and the temperatures.

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You can find all the information about the wine tastings in Merano here.

Merano 2000 is a ski and hiking area located above town, at an elevation of about 2,000 metres. www.meran2000.com

Törggelen parties – a local tradition featuring the season’s new wine, hearty local food and roasted chestnuts – begin taking place in early October and continue until mid-November.

Merano FAQ

Frequent questions and answers about Merano