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There is a lot to do in Merano, rain or shine. Of course, there are the local & famous walkways, the mountain hikes, bike trails, and the Dolomites are nearby. On rainy days, there are castles, the Terme spa/pools. Overall, it's a very nice town with a lot to do.

a lovely town on the river, the Trauttmansdorf gardens are a beautiful place to visit .We went up in the cablecar and then telecabin for lunch at the top of the mountain stunning views in alldirections

Very pretty Tyrolean town. Lots to see. Great for walking without having to hike. Great river walks. A mix of Austria and Italy. A friendly welcoming place. Lots of lovely restaurants, cafes and bars and they are not over expensive. The scenery is beautiful. We were there mid June and it wasn't too busy. Very relaxed atmosphere. The gardens at Trauttmansdorff castle are worth a visit. We spent about 4 hours there. We spent much of our time outdoors.

Merano is a very charming town--an old provincial capital. We walked throughout the town and everything was inspiring. One of the main shopping streets was having construction at the time but we loved the shopping, the church, the river through town--all was excellent.

Merano provides free transport for tourists with the payment of the tourist tax. We could travel easily to Bolzano and from there we could use the cable car to the Ritten Plateau and the funicular at the top. So many beautiful things to see and do! The Iceman museum at Bolzano was another highlight, as were the Christmas markets at both Bolzano and Merano.

A recreational city where the culture of Italy and Tyrol is combined. Excellent cuisine, relaxation by the river and horse racing (https://ippodromomerano.it/). I can recommend: Pizzeria Boia: Vicolo Ortenstein, 9, 39012 Merano BZ, Itálie Ristorante No Name - Mensa e Self Service: Via Scuderie, 37, 39012 Merano BZ, Itálie