Discover Partschins Falls, a climate and health resort near Meran/Merano

Natural wonder, climate and health resort

Partschins Falls is more than a stunning natural wonder. When visiting this site, you can breathe the purest air, just like in the Arctic.

Its waters plummet 97 m down a smooth rock face and create a soothing sound for the soul. Considered one of the best waterfalls in South Tyrol, it's situated around 10 km away from the spa town of Meran/Merano. Partschins Falls is both a natural wonder and a place to renew your spirit. When you're on your holiday in South Tyrol, visit the cascading waters of Partschins/Parcines to lift your mood, relax and improve respiration. Due to its beneficial effects, Partschins Falls has been recognised as a climate and health resort since 2015.

The health benefits of clean air

Partschins Falls is truly a sight to behold. With its dramaric scenery, it facilitates an increase in positive emotions and beneficial effects. The spray that the cascade sends up high into the air brings relief especially to people suffering from asthma and allergies. The therapeutical benefits of the waterfall have been confirmed by scientific evidence, thanks to which the site has been officially recognised has a climate and health resort since 2015. Get up close and listen to the roaring waterfall, while gazing at the "veil-like" effect changing into a rainbow. It won't take long before your anxiety and levels of stress decrease to create space for inner peace. In early summer, when high-altitude snow has started to melt, the spectacle of water flowing over the rock is particularly impressive: from the crashing flow of the water around 10,000 liters per second reach the valley. Can you feel the light waterfall drops on your skin?

IDM Südtirol/TV Partschins/Helmuth Rier

The healing power of nature

Rediscovering health with activities for your body and mind. Visit the waterfall and nature in Partschins

The holistic "Gsund bleibm! Salute! Take care!" health project turns the spotlight on nature, exercise, awareness and nutrition. Many field experts have come together to develop this programme seeking to strengthen your physical and mental wellbeing for a longer period of time. At the core of the programme there's climate therapy, forest bathing, meditation, mental coaching and medical care. The natural healing power of Partschins Falls and sensory experience of nature around this site are just a few of the benefits that can ensure your wellbeing. The water and air quality is outstanding and has been ascertained by studies carried out by the Technical University of Munich and the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, making Partschins a sought-after destination for health and prevention.

IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Alex Filz

Health related events

Keep stress at a distance and embrace breathing practices to overcome deep-seated anxiety. For example, you could practice breathing techniques while partaking in waterfall abseiling or in a place of recuperation like the climate gallery. All the events of the "Gsund bleibm! Salute! Take care" programme make you feel good - experience it for yourself.

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Forest bathing

The gains of mindful immersion in the forests of Partschins are huge. Every Thursday, from May to October, you can connect with trees, shrubs and moss through the expertise of a guide.

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Out and about in Partschins

Partschins Falls are only around 10 km away from the spa town of Meran and at the entrance of the Vinschgau valley. Since it's in a favourable geographical position, there are many other experiences awaiting you. How about a hike on the Sonnenberg mountain in the mild atmosphere of spring or a stroll down the streets of Meran?

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We care about your wellbeing

There are places that fascinate visitors with their natural and primal power. Others, such as the climate gallery in Prettau/Predoi in Ahrntal/Valle Aurina, are famed for offering some of the purest air. Would you like to try a new way to reduce your levels of stress? Take a dip...in the forest!