Tourist boards Merano / Meran and surroundings

The village of Nals is situated among vineyards and orchards in the sunny Etsch Valley and is called "The Gateway to the South Tyrolean Wine Road". The village has about 1,800 inhabitants and stretches from an altitude of 300 metres right up to 1,100 metres above sea level.

On a moraine hill above the horseracing track, three kilometres southwest of Merano (Meran), lies the little village of Marlengo. Recreation and relaxation are of primary focus in this small community.

Holidays high above Merano: The holiday region Hafling - Vöran - Meran 2000 offers mild climate and fantastic views. The villages Hafling and Vöran are located on a sunny high plateau above the Merano basin from where a wonderfully scenic road begins.

The garden village of Lagundo is surrounded by vineyards and orchards and only two kilometres from the modern spa town of Merano. 

Lana connects From holiday region to temporary home. Lana is more than just a place; a sun-drenched region at the gates of Merano with vibrant villages, unspoilt nature and firmly rooted culture. Anyone who has ever been here knows: Lana connects.

Merano and environs: the Alpine-Mediterranean way of life. In Merano/Meran and its surrounding valleys, you can experience Alpine-Mediterranean nature and South Tyrolean culture. With its lush vegetation and mild climate, Merano represents the Mediterranean heart of the region.

Hiking, cycling and mountain biking on three levels, relaxation in the new Naturno Adventure Spa, moments of adventure and tranquillity for the whole family, savouring traditional cuisine - all this and much more means a holiday in Naturno.

Schenna is a picturesque and sunny village in the heart of South Tyrol. It is beautifully located, just above Merano/Meran at about 600 m above sea level. The entire municipality covers an area of 4,800 hectares – from the outskirts of the city of Merano to the mountain summits of the Sarntal Alps, including the most famous ones.

We welcome you to one of the most fascinating valleys in the Alps! The discovery of Ötzi the Iceman proved that hunters and shepherds used to walk through this region over 5,300 years ago. The Schnals valley is absolutely uncommon.

The Val d’Ultimo/Ultental Valley is one of South Tyrol’s most unique valleys, stretching from the village of San Pancrazio/St.Pankraz in the east to Santa Valburga/St.Walburg, San Nicolò/St.Nikolaus and Santa Geltrude/St.Gertraud, and leading to the Stilfser Joch National Park.