A winter holiday in Merano/Meran you’ll fall in love with

Your winter holiday in Merano/Meran is booked, your suitcases are almost packed, but you haven’t thought about how you would like to spend your winter holiday in Merano/Meran in detail? No problem – we have a few good suggestions and tips for you and your loved ones. No matter whether you come as a couple, with your best friends, or the whole family: a winter holiday in Merano/Meran has something to offer to everyone, which will be sure to excite you.

Passionate skiers and snowboarders prefer to spend their skiing holidays in Merano/Meran on the slopes in the surrounding area. Merano 2000, the Val Senales/Schnalstal glacier, the Plan/Pfelders ski area in Val Passiria/Passeiertal, the Schwemmalm in the Val d'Ultimo/Ultental, and the car-free Monte San Vigilio/Vigiljoch near Lana are the closest areas for all ski fans who spend their winter holidays in Merano/Meran. Fun on the slopes deluxe, South Tyrolean delicacies in the huts, the view of the snow-covered mountains, and rapid descents are just some of the best parts of your skiing holiday in Merano/Meran.

Tobogganists, cross-country skiers, ski tourers, snowshoe hikers, and ice skaters will also get their money’s worth during their winter holiday in Merano/Meran. You can have fun on the toboggan runs of the ski areas, on the perfectly groomed cross-country ski runs at all altitudes, as well as in the Meranarena and during the Christmas season, on the Piazza Terma. Happy faces and red cheeks are guaranteed!

As cold as it is during the winter holidays on Merano 2000 and in the other ski resorts at high altitudes, winter in the spa town is mild. If you would rather do without snow and ice, you can spend your winter holiday in Merano/Meran and stroll through the spa town instead of on the mountains. During the Christmas season, the Christmas market is a great attraction and brings in countless visitors year after year. Fresh biscuits and traditional “stollen” cake, aromatic mulled wine and punch, handcrafted products made of wood, glass, felt, fabric, and wool, and many other highlights put winter holidaymakers in Merano/Meran into Christmas spirit.

Additionally, winter walks on the Tappeinerweg trail and on the city’s promenades are dreamy. You can find your personal pace, look down on the roofs of Merano/Meran, stroll past the shops on the Via Portici and sit in the sun on the Passirio/Passer promenade – on one of the many benches or in one of the cafés to warm up with a cup of tea and a piece of cake. While you watch the clouds, take a deep breath of fresh air, and let your thoughts wander and enjoy your winter holiday in Merano/Meran in peace.