Tous les événements à Meran/Merano et environs

Print and dirt: What is literature allowed to do? Denis Scheck is a literary agent, translator, publisher and one of Germany's best-known literary critics. For many years he presented the book market programmes Kunscht! and lesenswert on SWR. He is particularly well known for the ARD magazine programme Druckfrisch. He has received numerous awards for his work, including the Critics‘ Prize of the German English Language and Literature Conference and the VdÜ Translators’ Barque. From 2014 to 2016, he was a member of the jury for the Bavarian Book Prize. Each year, he presents 100 important works of world literature in Scheck's canon. Free booking at www.eventbrite.it or in the Civic Library. Reservations are valid until 10 minutes before the start. After that time, the place will be reallocated.

The fire brigade of Tisens serves cool analcoholic drinks and beer.

Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of the honey bee. Together with beekeeper Michael you will open a beehive at one of his traveling stands, watch the watch the busy little bees at work and learn learn all kinds of interesting facts about them. The crowning glory is a tasting of various honey of various honey products. 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.

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.

"A successful vacation includes a good portion of adventure and fun. Here in Lana and the surrounding area, there is a colorful selection of events for you and your family – so you’ll never be bored! Every week, from early July to early September, you’re sure to find something that suits you: you can choose between thrilling rafting tours, leisurely hiking trips with friendly llamas, a visit to a lively goat barn, or a fun puppet theater, and these are just a few of the exciting leisure activities available. In this brochure, you will find the entire range. Choose what suits you best! One thing is for sure: you will have a great time and learn something new, as Lana combines excitement and fun, laughter and learning – for you and new friends!"

Our Packraft - Tour homerun (difficulty level medium) is something for adventurous water rats who want to test themselves and conquer the Adige river in their own boat. With action, fun and assertiveness, we master rapids, go around obstacles and relax on calm passages. Accompanied by one of our qualified guides, the tour begins at our rafting base in Rabland/Rablà, where the equipment is handed out. With bag and baggage we go to Ciardes/Tschars. Arriving at the boat entrance, we unpack our packrafts (inflatable kayaks) and pump them up. As soon as all the kayaks are ready, there is an introduction to the paddling technique and a detailed safety briefing. Shortly after, we're off into some extraordinary, splashing water fun. Safety: Only a safe experience is a lasting one. That's why our guides are highly trained. We also make no compromises when it comes to equipment. It is up to date and meets all required standards.

"Boom '70" takes you back to a time of upheaval and economic growth in South Tyrol during the 1970s and 1980s. Modern travelers now arrive by car, reaching even more remote regions. The number of overnight stays explodes, rising from ten to twenty million – mass tourism is here. In the exhibition, contemporary witnesses share stories of the clash between contrasting worlds: industry meets tourism, poverty meets prosperity, church meets bikini. It’s about first encounters with strangers, new roles for women, and friendships across borders – but also about stress, construction frenzy, and tough working conditions.

Join us on a special herbal hike on the Nörderberg mountain of Tschars and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of medicinal plants, trees and shrubs. Under the expert guidance of Melanie, herbalist and phytotherapist, we will discover the treasures of nature and learn exciting facts about traditional folk medicine and modern wild herb cuisine. On our leisurely walk to the Alpine pasture Tablander Alm, we will learn which medicinal plants grow right on our doorstep, how to recognize them and what mythical stories surround them. Melanie gives practical tips on how we can integrate the power of plants into our everyday lives - whether for health or culinary purposes. Be inspired by the diversity and beauty of nature. (only in german language) IMPORTANT: The return journey must be booked separately: Shuttle Schartegg/Naturns (return journey) Ticket: Return journey herb hike.

FANCY A PICNIC AT THE KNOTTNKINO? The Lenkhof farm is happy to offer you a picnic basket, filled with home-made products from the farm. You can pick up your basket at the farm and walk up to the Knottnkino - open-air cinema (approx. 20 min.) to enjoy the delicious products in the open air with a wonderful view. Lenkhof basket (for 2 persons) 3-4 pieces of different cheeses, 2 drinking yoghurts, 1 carrot chutney, 1 pumpkin chutney, "Schüttelbrot" (crispy bread), 2 juices, 6 cooked quail eggs Price: approx. € 40.00 (+ € 20.00 deposit for basket, cutting board and cutlery) South Tyrolean basket (for 2 persons) 3-4 pieces of different cheeses, 1 carrot chutney, 1 pumpkin chutney, "Schüttelbrot" (crispy bread), 6 cooked quail eggs, 1 piece of Speck, 1 bottle of wine Price: approx. € 50.00 (+ € 30.00 deposit for basket, cutting board, cutlery, glasses and bottle opener) The contents of the basket can be adapted to individual wishes and also be filled for several people (price varies depending on contents).

Indulge yourself with champagne and canapés, lovingly prepared by the luxurious Josef Mountain Resort. An unforgettable treat for two – or a perfect pampering in the company of your best friends! Equipped with sumptuous leather seats and room for a maximum of four passengers, the elegant VIP Gondola is an exclusive feature of the Falzeben gondola lift. This most glamorous way to travel can be booked for two hours at a time – which you can spend whichever way you wish: Float through the snow-sprinkled mountainscape, clink glasses and cosy up in the lavish gondola, or park it at the peak station while you explore the surroundings and then hop back into your very own bubble of bliss.

This topic will be the focus of our staircase exhibition starting April 1st. This unique exhibition offers a visionary investigation of how travelling might develop and grow in the 21st century and beyond. Using AI images and illustrations, the Touriseum offers a glimpse into the future of travelling. This uncertain future comes to life, prompting reflection and even dreaming. Let yourself be inspired as you explore the possibilities and challenges of the coming age of travel. “The Future of Travelling” presents a collection of creative short texts and their artistic interpretations that will challenge the limits of our imagination. From hypermodern means of transport to sustainable travel options and virtual travel experiences, the exhibition explores a variety of themes that might shape travelling in the coming decades.

Michael Höllrigl’s expressive stone and bronze sculptures will adorn the gardens of the Kränzelhof in 2025, true to his motto “The hand knows more than the head.” “Letting you dream on and on” is the goal of the sculpture exhibition. Whether it’s nearly untouched wilderness or an enchanting cultural landscape, gardens represent the longing for paradise: Tamed nature and untamed inner worlds meet and perhaps grow together. In a place shaped by the interplay of nature and culture, like the Kränzelhof, the things of nature and the things of art point to each other in a way that echoes Joseph von Eichendorff’s immortal line from the poem “Wünschelrute”: “A song sleeps in all things, which dream on and on...” Organisation Kulturverein K.art. 15.00-18.00 (free admission) Price: Garden entry

Book your transfer from your accommodation in Hafling and Vöran to Bozen airport.

Since its founding in 1900, the "Posaunenchor" has shaped the musical identity of the Evangelical Parish of Hilgen-Neuenhaus in Wermelskirchen, located in the heart of the Bergisches Land. The name "Trombone Choir" is somewhat misleading, as the approximately 40 musicians of various age groups have always performed in a symphonic wind orchestra formation – including woodwinds, brass instruments, and percussion. Originally founded to accompany church services musically, the orchestra continues to make a significant contribution to the cultural life of the parish. Today, the musicians are particularly known for performing entertaining wind music at concerts, events, and public occasions. Since 2003, the concert series "Swing & More" has thrilled audiences with its unique blend of vocals, big band, and orchestral sound. Under this title, the group has performed numerous times – not only within their hometown of Wermelskirchen but also abroad in European countries such as the Czech Republic, Austria, Italy, and Kosovo, as well as on two concert tours in Brazil. A rhythm section with guitar, piano, and bass has since become a permanent part of the ensemble. At concerts, the orchestra is often joined by various vocal soloists, resulting in a versatile sound body that allows for a wide musical range – from traditional wind music to big band jazz, rock, and pop. In 1982, Peter Rinne – a well-known and multifaceted musician, composer, and trained conductor in the Bergisches Land – took over the musical direction. Since 1999, Patrick Mühlhausen has been providing custom musical arrangements tailored to the ensemble. The concert repertoire is continuously expanded with new pieces and is very popular with audiences.

From July 2 to 22, 2025, the Merano Drama Festival presents the world premiere of “The Great Awakening” – a historical open-air play about Michael Gaismair, the Anabaptist movement, and the Tyrolean Peasants’ Wars, directed by Pepi Pittl. Performances take place at the unique festival area above Trauttmansdorff Castle, next to St. Valentine’s Church. The play combines history and the present with powerful imagery and a profound message. The Merano Festival is under the patronage of the European Region of Tyrol, the patronage of the province of South Tyrol and the patronage of the municipality of Merano and the district community of Burggrafenamt. ‘The Great Departure’ is the eighth world premiere in a row to be staged at the Merano Festival as part of the initiative for premieres and first performances.

At the 'Bauer am Stein' farm in Foiana 70 goats white goats stretch out towards you, waiting to be stroked. Farmer Karin explains how these lively ruminants are fed, milked and cared for. As true gourmets they prefer to eat fresh grass and leaves, but they also get some tasty snacks made especially for them. After the birth of the first kid, the mother goat gives milk. She is milked twice a day and, unlike cows, has an cows, she has an udder with only two teats. If you want, you can taste the milk, also called 'white gold'. Limit of participants: 12 children Age: 6-14 years Costs: 10,00 € Payment: Lana tourist office, upon registration Registration: 14.07. - no later than 5.30 p.m. on Saturday 12.07 28.07. - no later than 5.30 p.m. on Saturday 26.07 11.08. - no later than 5.30 p.m. on Saturday 09.08

In July and August, Dorf Tirol's shops open their doors every Monday evening from 8 until 10 pm for night-time shopping overlooking the roofs and lights of Meran. Your night-time shopping trip will be accompanied by a colourful surrounding programme of events for young and old, musical entertainment and all kinds of delicious treats from local kitchens and wine cellars.

Sit on a giant inflatable rubber tyre, also called a "tube", hold on to the side handholds and let yourself drift across the water through the curves and rapids of a shallow tributary of the Passer. You might even be able to overtake your adventure neighbour or briefly nudge him with your tube. CANNOT BE BOOKED ONLINE, ONLY BY TELEPHONE OR DIRECTLY AT THE INFORMATION OFFICE OR INFO@LANAREGION.IT Dates: every Monday from 07.07. to 25.08.2025 Start/End: 13.00-14.30 hrs Meeting place: Quellenhof Luxury Resort , Passeiertal Age: 6-14 years What to bring: Backpack, swimsuit, towel Costs: 30,00 Euro Payment in cash: directly to the organiser - NO Bancomat Fill in confirmation of participation Registration by telephone at the Lana Tourist Office by 10.00 the day at the event.

During the weekly stable tour at the Sulfner riding stable, you will learn all kinds of interesting facts about the Haflinger horse. The ideal opportunity to get to know the famous and gentle blondes better.

Drive via the Brenner motorway to Trento, then through the picturesque Sugan Valley to Bassano del Grappa. Sugan Valley to Bassano del Grappa. Through the Padanian plain to Mestre and over the Freedom Bridge to the island of Tronchetto (car park). We arrive in Venice at a time when the large crowds of day tourists have already left the city. We take a private boat through the Giudecca Canal to the waterfront at San Marco. A short walk to St. Mark's Square, from there we show you some of the from there we will show you some ways to explore Venice in the evening on your own. Later in the evening we meet for the panoramic tour, the boat takes us through the lagoon past small islands and finally back to the Troncchetto car park. We then travel by bus via the motorway Mestre -Padova- Verona - Bolzano to Schenna.

A walk in the woods has been proven to reduce stress, strengthen the immune system and heart and promote well-being. Movement trainer Evi accompanies you and shows you how you can do great exercises for your core, back and torso with the help of soft moss, gnarled roots and resinous trees - to really calm down. True to the motto: deceleration for new energy. Target group: Old and young, big and small, fit and those who would like to become fit - all are very welcome Note: The event is held in German and Italian.

The Jaufenburg Castle is always open on Mondays from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. During this time, free mini guided tours are offered in German.

A welcome to you, dear guests, in the form of a tour through the village centre with folk songs, poems for reflection and humorous incidents from the Passeiertal Valley. The event will be in German.

On the historical tour with Mrs Theresia, you will learn all kinds of interesting facts about the construction and special features of the legendary 13th century church. Did you know? From the church you have a unique view of Meran and the surrounding area.

Rhythmic yoga movements in the evening light on the Roof Top Area....soft sounds, mountain water and some mountain spirituality will enrich you in this hour... Yoga with yoga teacher Natalie Pagliara, yoga mats available!

Discover Lana - welcome tour. Every Monday, guests are welcomed in front of the information office in Lana, the weekly programme is presented followed by a tour of the historic centre of Lana. You will receive useful information about the holiday region of Lana (countryside and people, hiking, excursions, visits to restaurants, fruit and wine growing, etc.) and learn about interesting monuments from eight centuries. Christoph Gufler, who has published numerous books on "South Tyrolean regional studies", will be happy to answer your questions, starting at the Lana information office, 10.00 am.

We start the tour with a cultural village excursion. During this cultural tour, participants receive informative tips about Algund and its surroundings, interesting facts about St. Joseph's church, the Maria Steinach monastery and the history of Algund. Afterwards, our guide tells you the most interesting things about Algund and gives you exciting tips for your holiday, as well as information about events, excursions and the South Tyrol GuestPass Algund. Cultural hiking tour through Algund with our guide Norbert (in German and Italian Language only)

The private distillery "Wezl" in Riffian/Rifiano has been around since 2012. Jochen Kofler produces over 20 varieties of grappa and fruit brandies with much love and skill. Multiple awards at the Destillata, including "Edelbrand of the Year 2016" for Grappa Merlot. Named "Italy's national winner" and "Distillery of the highest quality" in 2019. Jochen invites you to visit of the private distillery "Wezl", where he explains how the fine brandies are distilled and they are tasted with delicious chocolate. The guided tour will be in German.

A shuttle service takes you from your hike in the Pfossental valley back to Naturns in comfort. A limited number of booster seats are available for children. Dogs are only transported on request and with a muzzle. Phone number of the driver: +39 335 6028222 The outward journey must be booked separately. Bicycle transportation is not possible.

Shuttle Val di Fosse - A shuttle minibus takes you from Naturns to the Vorderkaser parking lot. From there you can hike through the charming Val di Fosse. The Alpine adventure trail is considered one of the most beautiful sections of the Merano High Mountain Trail and offers unique views of the mountain giants of the Texel Group. Limited booster seats are available for children. Dogs are only transported on request and with a muzzle. Bicycle transportation is not possible. The return journey must be booked separately.