Prohlídky v historickém Meranu

From the Gampen Pass, we hike along a beautiful forest path to the ‘Schöneck’ viewpoint on the Mendelkamm. We reach the Felixeralm via Moschen, where we stop for refreshments. We then reach the beautifully situated Felixer Weiher, also known as Tretsee, in just a few minutes. We descend comfortably through larch forests to the car park. Walking time: 4,5 hours Altitude difference: 300 m Difficulty: easy

At the riding school in Vöran, Elisabeth awaits you with an entertaining programme: At the beginning you will clean the horses together, afterwards you will go on a small accompanied ride. You can also try vaulting, a very popular equestrian sport. At the end you can still paint and take home a nice drawing of your new four-legged friend. Fancy taking part? In the event of bad weather, the tour will not be carried out. Photographs and videos may be taken at the event for the purpose of documenting and promoting the event and the area. The recordings may be used and published on websites, in social networks and in the media in compliance with data protection regulations.

Barbara and Georg await you at the Lenkhof farm in Avelengo with a great programme. Visit the farm and the animals with them and discover the journey of milk from the cow to the finished butter. Of course, the butter will then be tasted. For children aged 6 -12 years. You are also welcome to accompany your child, please let us know by telephone. Where: Lenkhof farm in Avelengo, Via Verano 4 When: 10 am - approx. 12 noon Costs: € 10.00 per child Participants: min. 6 participants - limited number Info & booking: by 4 p.m. on the previous day at the information office in Avelengo Photographs and videos may be taken at the event for the purpose of documenting and promoting the event and the area. The recordings may be used and published on websites, in social networks and in the media in compliance with data protection regulations.

We start at the Eggerhof/Schennaberg and hike slightly uphill to the Ifingerhütte at the Lenzeben clearing. From here, we hike through larch forest to the tree line and continue over slightly rocky terrain to the Lauwand weather cross with its great views. We return to the Ifingerhütte via the same forest path and take a different route to the Gasthof Taser Alm. Walking time: approx. 5 hours Altitude: approx. 800 m Difficulty: difficult

We start at the Haslhof farm above Göflan and hike on leisurely paths through meadows and forests, past the coal fields to the Göflaner Alm, where we stop for a bite to eat. Covelano marble is quarried above this mountain pasture. We then descend to the village of Tarnell above Laas. The bus picks us up again there. The famous Lasa marble, which comes from the same mountain as the Covelano marble, is processed in Lasa. Elevation gain: Uphill 300 metres, downhill 470 metres Total walking time: approx. 3 hours Difficulty: moderately difficult hike

This apple tour will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about our local fruit. You can explore the plantages in the company of our apple expert Franz and follow the storage, sorting, packaging and shipping of the South Tyrolean apple. Our apple expert will let you in on all kinds of secrets about our apples' goodness, the varieties and how best to store them at home. Registration required: Until Monday at 4 PM online or at the Tourist Association Marling. The event takes place in German.

From the Gigglhirn in St. Walburg/Ultental, we hike along an ascending forest path, accompanied by the rushing of the Wildbach stream, to the Marschnellalm, the highest alpine pasture in the valley. We then hike briefly over steep mountain meadows and a short, easy ridge to reach the Peilstein with its impressive panoramic view of the Ulten mountains. Altitude metres: 860 m Walking time: 5,5-6 hours Moderatly difficult

Would you like to learn more about the crunchy all-rounder apple? Then a guided apple tour through the orchards is just the thing for you. Our fruit farmer will accompany you and tell you everything you need to know about this diverse fruit. As a culinary conclusion, you can expect a tasting of delicious apples and apple juice. The guided tour will be in German and Italian.

ONLY IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN! Wondering where Archduke Johann of Austria’s grave is located? Find out the answer to this question and many more during the art history tour of Schenna. Also on the agenda are visits to the mausoleum, old and new Parish Churches and St. Martin’s Chapel. This is then followed by a tour of Schenna Castle for anyone who would like to take part.

Sonia, a passionate pastry chef from Postal, invites you into her pastry shop. You can watch her at work and give her a hand in the production of homemade ice cream. Sugar and eggs, milk and cream, fruit and flavourings are ready to be transformed into the most delicious of summer creations. With exquisite marzipan, you can shape simple figures. The preparation of filled biscuits concludes your afternoon in Sonia's pastry shop. And as a reward, there's a scoop of your favourite ice cream to enjoy. Age: 6 -14 years Limited number of participants: 14 children Cost: free of charge Registration: by 10 a.m. on the day of the event

Every year in August, a particularly large number of shooting stars flit across the night sky. From 11 to 147th of August, the so-called "Perseids" reach their peak this year. This is also the case on Tuesday, 12th August and the Knottnkino cinema in Vöran is the ideal place to keep an eye out for the "lucky charms". Bring a picnic blanket, listen to pleasant sounds and enjoy some tasty snacks ... Members of the South Tyrolean amateur astronomers "Max Valier" will also be there, with telescopes and interesting stories to tell about the night sky. Photographs and videos may be taken at the event for the purpose of documenting and promoting the event and the area. The recordings may be used and published on websites, in social networks and in the media in compliance with data protection regulations.

We start in the beautiful mountain village of Pfelders in Val Passiria/Passeiertal and hike on a somewhat steep path over serpentines to the rustic Schneidalm (approx. 1 ½ hours), always with a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains. We spend our lunch break here and enjoy the peace and quiet. We then hike along the Lazinser Steig into the valley and descend comfortably to Lazins and back to the starting point via Zeppichl. Altitude: approx. 540 m Walking time: 3.5-4 hours Difficulty: difficult

We start at the parking lot by the 'old sawmill' and hike steadily upwards to the Freiberger Alm and further to the Latschiniger Alm, with a beautiful view of the Texel Group. After a break, the path descends slightly along the mountain path to the Marzoner Alm. From here, we take a short route back to the parking lot. Metres in altitude: approx. 500 m Total walking time: 4 hours Difficult hike: moderate

Path to the Ulfaseralm. From there we head uphill to the Schartalm, where we stop for a bite to eat. Afterwards we take the "Hahnl" with us and here we start the descent to the "Waalerhütte" and return to the car park via the Ulfaser/Matatzer Waalweg. Walking time: approx. 4 hours Altitude metres: approx. 500 m Moderately difficult hike

Starting from the village center, the nature and landscape enthusiast Martin leads you along a trail that winds through quiet streets, passing by the Cantina Merano Winery and several other local wineries. Along the way, you’ll encounter informative panels about the history and culture of wine, as well as larger-than-life winegrowing constructions. This approximately 1, ½ -hour walk concludes with a wine tasting at a local winery in Marling or the Cantina Merano Winery in Marling. Guided by a winemaker or cellar master, you’ll enjoy a selection of local wines paired with a traditional “Marendbrettl” (South Tyrolean snack). Don't miss out on this special experience and discover the world of Marling winegrowing! 🍷 Return to the village center: around 12:30 PM Registration required: Until Tuesday at 5:00 PM online or at the Tourist Association Marling. The event takes place in German.

At the Gampen Pass, we visit a military bunker from World War II. Afterwards, we hike along a gravel road and then a footpath. The trail leads upward in switchbacks until we cross a wide valley at the foot of the small Laugenspitze. Continuing with a gentle ascent, we reach the small idyllic Gfrillneralm where we take a break. There, we can enjoy wonderful views of the Dolomites. After that, a pleasant road leads down to the Gampenstraße, from where we take the bus back to Lana. Metres in altitude: approx. 400 m Total walking time: 4 hours Difficult hike: moderate

A full day in which we invite visitors with disabilities (valid I.D. or official validation required) and a companion to enjoy the magnificent late summer flowers at the barrier-free Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle – absolutely free of charge.At the Touriseum, visitors can take an entertaining journey through the history of tourism in Tyrol.

We start in Reinswald in Sarntal and hike uphill to the Pfnatschalm, where we stop for lunch and take in the beautiful panorama. We continue to the Getrumalm, where we pass various adventure stations of the Sarner Latsche, the alpine farm and the Knappenlöchern. From the Getrumalm we hike slowly downhill to Reinswald. Metres in altitude: approx. 700 m Total walking time: approx. 4 hours Moderately difficult hike

We start at the Enzianalm in the rear Martell Valley and hike on a moderately steep path along a babbling brook. After a short hike, we reach the Pederstieralm (not open to the public) and from there continue on a gentle ascent to the Pederköpfl. During a short break, we enjoy the wonderful view of the Martell glacier on the opposite side. We then descend to the Lifyalm. After a refreshment stop, we continue downhill to Gasthof Zufritt at the Martell reservoir. Elevation gain: approx. 550 m Walking time: approx. 3-3.5 hours Difficulty: moderate