Things to do in Merano
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Things to do

Merano: Terme Merano Pools and Sauna Entry Ticket
P2,037
per adult

Audio Tour of Merano: A Little Alpine Paradise in South Tyrol
P738
per adult

From Verona area: Private day trip to the Dolomites
P25,990
per adult

MERANO private tour: scenic and historic town in South Tyrol
P28,097
per traveler
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1. Merano Thermal Baths
Rejuvenate your mind, body and soul by indulging in therapeutic treatments at Merano Thermal Baths (Terme Merano). Bathe in pools with temperatures that range from 64 to 97 F (18 to 37 C). Enjoy spa sessions and massages and find activities for children at this stylish complex. The thermal waters come from Monte San Vigilio, a mountain that rises above the south side of the town.
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2. Trauttmansdorff Castle Gardens
Enjoy a fun day out for all ages while immersing yourself in art and nature at Trauttmansdorff Castle Gardens (Giardini di Castel Trauttmansdorff). From botanical displays and art expositions to animal pens, an interactive museum and mountain lookouts, there are hundreds of things to see and explore at Trauttmansdorff Castle Gardens. The attractions are spread across 30 acres (12 hectares) of landscape gardens that surround Trauttmansdorff Castle.
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3. Merano 2000 Cable Car
Merano 2000 Cable Car (Meran 2000 Seilbahnen) is a thrilling 7-minute journey to the Tschögglbergerhof mountain plateau. Watch as the ancient rooftops of Merano disappear into the distance and marvel at the uninterrupted views of the pristine South Tyrol countryside. Complement your ride on the Merano 2000 Cable Car by having outdoor adventures at the family-friendly Merano 2000 Ski Area.
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4. Tennis Club
Watch tournaments, take classes and rent a court to play with a friend at Merano’s Tennis Club (Centro Tennis). The Tennis Club is among the most important sporting institutions in Merano and was established in 1884. Tennis was introduced to Merano by Princess Esterhazy-Croy of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, who had founded the lawn tennis club of Vienna.
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5. St. Nicholas Church
St. Nicholas Church (Chiesa di San Nicolo or Startpfarre St. Nikolaus) is one of oldest and largest churches in Merano. This Gothic-style place of worship was established in the 1300s and building work was completed in 1465, with restorations taking place in the 1990s. Admire the artistic features of St. Nicholas Church, gaze up at the tall clock tower and visit an adjoining chapel.
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