City, culture and the Merano way of life
A cultural holiday to Merano, Italy
Our Merano accommodation enjoys an exceptionally peaceful location in the upmarket Obermais district of Merano, whilst being close to everything this spa town has to offer. A 15-minute walk takes you past villas dating back to the imperial era to the historic centre with its boutiques and cultural attractions. Alternatively, there is a bus stop just 100 metres below the aparthotel, with regular services to Merano’s old town.
Sights, historic buildings, museums and gardens, concerts and events make Merano a vibrant destination all year round. There’s also plenty to enjoy in terms of cuisine in the area around your holiday flat in Merano: restaurants and inns invite you to discover South Tyrolean cuisine as well as modern and Mediterranean influences. In keeping with the ‘Dine-around’ concept, the personal concierge service at the PINEA Garden Aparthotel Merano will recommend selected venues and, on request, take care of your table reservations.
Located in the heart of the historic old town, the Kurhaus is a masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture. Today, it hosts events, concerts and dance evenings.
The Kurpromenade stretches along the riverbank and is the perfect place for a leisurely stroll surrounded by nature, elegance and lively pavement cafés.
The Tappeiner Promenade is one of Merano’s most beautiful walking paths, offering magnificent views over the city. It is ideal for a leisurely stroll among historic towers and peaceful surroundings.
The Princely Castle is located in the centre of Merano. Once a princely residence featuring late Gothic and Renaissance architecture, it now houses a museum that invites visitors to step back in time and discover the city’s history.
The Merano Thermal Baths are set in lush green surroundings and are renowned for their long-standing spa tradition. They are well known for their thermal waters, swimming pools and saunas.
The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle are among the most beautiful botanical gardens in Europe. They are renowned for their remarkable variety of plants, spectacular landscapes and stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
The Steinach Quarter is the oldest part of Merano, characterised by narrow lanes, imposing medieval walls and historic buildings. Among its landmarks is the Passeier Gate, one of Merano’s oldest town gates, dating back to the 13th century.
The arcades are one of the most distinctive features of Merano’s historic old town. Dating back to the Middle Ages, they consist of covered walkways that seamlessly connect the buildings. Beneath the arcades, visitors will find shops, cafés and restaurants. To this day, they remain among the liveliest places in Merano.
The Gilf Promenade is considered one of Merano’s most romantic walks, where lush greenery meets the waters of the Passer River. It offers a peaceful stroll in a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for enjoying nature away from the bustle of the town.
Rametz Castle is a historic castle and winery in Merano, nestled among beautifully situated vineyards. It also houses a wine museum, making it an interesting place to discover the history and traditions of winemaking in the region.
Brunnenplatz, in the heart of Obermais, is the centre of Merano’s villa district and is just a few minutes from PINEA. The square is home to a variety of shops and numerous welcoming restaurants and cafés.
Discover something special
Merano’s arcades, promenades, historic buildings and Mediterranean plants characterise the town’s distinctive streetscape
Always Something to Experience
Concerts, markets and carefully selected events bring variety to the city throughout the year.
Enjoy Merano
Discover exceptional restaurants and traditional inns with personal recommendations.
Your apartment in the countryside
Holiday apartments with space for your time, your plans and your own pace.
Handpicked Packages
Carefully curated for your getaway in Merano
Your Questions. Our Answers.
From our Merano accommodation, you can reach the historic town centre in around 15 minutes on foot. The route takes you through the elegant Obermais villa district, past numerous historic villas.
Merano’s most famous attractions include the botanical gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, the medieval arcades lined with shops, the Kurhaus and the town’s picturesque promenades, as well as its castles and palaces. Museums, historic town gates and beautiful gardens also add to the city’s unique charm. All these attractions are easily accessible on foot or by bus from PINEA Garden Aparthotel Merano.
There is a bus stop approximately 100 metres downhill from PINEA Garden Aparthotel Merano. Regular buses run directly to the historic town centre. You can use the buses free of charge with the Südtirol Guest Pass.
Merano offers a varied programme of events throughout the year, from the Merano Flower Festival in spring to summer music events such as Midsummer Night, the South Tyrol Jazz Festival and südtirol festival merano.meran, followed by the famous Grape Festival and Merano WineFestival in autumn. In winter, the Merano Christmas Market is a seasonal highlight, bringing a special atmosphere to the town centre around the Kurpromenade. From PINEA Garden Aparthotel Merano, many event venues in the town centre are easily accessible on foot or by bus.
Merano offers a diverse dining scene, from traditional South Tyrolean inns and contemporary restaurants to fine dining establishments. The personal concierge service at our Merano accommodation can recommend suitable places to eat and arrange table reservations on request.
