Merano in South Tyrol
Merano:
- coordinates:
46°40′ N, 11°10′ E - elevation:
325m (center) - population:
approx. 35.000
The health resort Merano
The quaint little town of Merano has been a popular place of establishment in the past, with many famous scientists and doctors.
Above all, they appreciated the clear, curative air and the mild, Mediterranean climate of this health resort in South Tyrol.
Beside the healthy climate there is also a thermal bath in Merano. The water, which contains radon, helps to cure circulatory problems and arthralgia.
Not only in South Tyrol, but far across its borders, Merano and the Meranerland have become a synonym for mild climate and fresh air.
Therefore give yourself a treat and book a room in a hotel in Merano and relax during well being holidays within the Meranerland.
The historical Merano
For centuries Merano was considered to be the centre of Tyrol’s counties.
Its cultural landscape is enriched by many splendid and magnificent buildings, especially castles and mansions, dating back to the period of the counts and earls.
During the decades much attention and interest was dedicated to this spa in South Tyrol, and therefore Merano has become a well known town.
Merano Impressions
- Left: The Kurhaus in Art Nouveau style at the Kurpromenade is one of the landmarks of Merano.
- Center: The Steinerne Steg, the oldest bridge over the Passer in Merano (built in 1617), connects Summer- and Winterpromenade, which are running along both sides of the Passer river.
- Right: The Rennweg in Merano with its numerous buildings dating back to the middle age including the City museum.
