Restaurants in Meran

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

Come and discover an exclusive assortment of leading chocolate producers from all over the world and small original manufactures. Let yourself be seduced by high quality pralines and truffles, marzipan, nougat, chocolate candys or hot chocolate, toffees, lollypops, small presents and much more… Let us help you in your choice, we're looking forward to welcoming you!

H&M is a reference point for fashionable, high-quality clothing at affordable prices.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

urania meran was founded in 1923 and is South Tyrol's oldest center of further education. It offers a varied program, bridging the gap between basic training, popular culture and academic studies. It is located on Ortweinstraße/Via Ortwein 6.

The "KiMM" is a great location for a wide range of events (i. e. conferences, seminars, meetings, concerts, fashion shows, art symposia, matinées). It comprises the magnificent and listed Raiffeisensaal.

Since 1951 Biasini Jewelry has been synonymous with professionalism and quality. Since that date, Biasini Jewelry has been a reference point for shopping in Merano and for lovers of precious items in particular. At our shop you can find a wide range of high jewelery proposals and prestigious jewelery brands that complement fashion collections with an always trendy and Made in Italy design. Our company also has, for the most demanding customers, a goldsmith’s workshop in which two master craftsmen are dedicated to the creation of an author’s goldsmith and the customization of jewelry. For 70 years we have been careful to satisfy the needs of our customers and we are committed with our professionalism to celebrate every occasion with the perfect gift.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

Meats and sausages of our own production and other selected specialties.

globus is the South Tyrolean fashion house for the whole family. Founded in 1962, it is a family-run company that today has five branches in Merano, Bolzano, Bressanone and Brunico. In our men's department you will find classic suits and trendy casual wear. The extensive ladies' department offers a wide selection of evening dresses and youth fashion. For the little ones, you are sure to find something suitable, from baby to teenage fashion. As a privileged customer, you can enjoy numerous benefits, such as free tailoring and parking vouchers.

Our sales assistants will be happy to advise you and we look forward to your visit!

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

The Siebenförcher 300 m² butchery and delicatessen store offers South Tyrol’s largest, top quality selection of meats, tasty sausages, hams and delicious raw smoked Speck - all produced in the old, traditional way.
In the delicatessen cellar we invite you to enjoy over 90 delicious varieties of local and national cheese varieties, as well as South Tyrolean and Italian specialties.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

Set on the left bank of the Passer River, just outside Merano’s historic center, the Hospital Church of the Holy Spirit stands as a quiet monument to medieval compassion and Gothic artistry. Founded in 1271 by Count Meinhard II of Tyrol and his wife Elisabeth of Bavaria, the church – together with the adjoining hospital – once offered shelter and care to the poor, the sick, and passing pilgrims. The original church was destroyed in 1419 by a catastrophic flood caused by the sudden outburst of Kummersee – a mountain lake whose name translates to “Lake of Sorrow”, reflecting the devastation it brought through repeated floods. The lake had formed in 1401 in the upper Passeiertal Valley due to a landslide and triggered eight major floods over the years before it eventually dried up in 1774.
The reconstruction of the Hospital Church was carried out under the rule of Duke Sigismund of Austria, known as "Rich in Coin", and the new building was consecrated in 1483. Today, it ranks among the most important examples of late Gothic architecture in South Tyrol and has been a protected monument since 1949. Architecturally, the church captivates with its rare three-aisled hall design and a decagonal chancel that spans the full width of the building – an architectural feature seldom seen in the region. The main portal is adorned with a tympanum depicting the Holy Trinity, flanked by sculptures of the church’s founders.
Inside, visitors will find a wealth of artistic treasures: a Baroque Pentecost altar by Franz Xaver Pendl, flanked by late Gothic winged reliefs by Jörg Lederer. The Stations of the Cross, executed in the Flemish style, were painted by Benedikt Schinle. On the southern exterior wall, a well-preserved fresco of the Crucifixion by Ambrosius Gander (1450) bears witness to the building’s long-standing devotional role.
More than a sacred space, the Hospital Church is a historical time capsule – offering insight into Merano’s medieval healthcare, the impact of natural disasters, and the resilience of its citizens. It is a must-visit for anyone with an interest in history, art, or architecture.
Masses (in Italian only) Weekdays: 8:30 a.m. Holiday eves: 6:30 p.m. Holidays: 11:00 a.m.

This sculpture, created by contemporary South Tyrolean artist Ulrich Egger, is made from stainless steel and cement; it measures 4 metres in height and 8 metres in length. It is set in the centre of a traffic circle on Viale Europa, near the train station. The sculpture expresses the dream of visual vertigo, and the flow of daily life, time, and collective memory in the circularity of the gaze.

The modern indoor pool offers a sports pool (25 x 21m), a non-swimmers' pool (12 x 9m) and a further pool for diving with a mobile floor and is accessible from mid-September to mid-May.
The large glazed area on the north side of the building offers a picturesque view of the racecourse and the Mutspitze. Swimming lessons and aqua fitness are offered in the indoor swimming pool. 

We have been putting heart and soul into our baking business since 1952.

The Meranarena ice rink measures 60 x 30 metres and is a popular place to enjoy sports in your free time and during your holidays. It is available to visitors for various activities: Ice skating, ice hockey tournaments, curling, figure skating and much more. 
Ice skates can be hired for a small fee. 

Find out more atwww.meranarena.it

Spread across 500 square metres, it offers a diverse programme featuring exhibitions, readings, performances, concerts, and more. But Kunsthaus Meran isn’t some lofty, exclusive space – it’s a welcoming meeting place for everyone: art lovers, locals, international visitors, and even those just passing by.

Since 2001, the art association Kunst Meran-Merano Arte has showcased contemporary art in all its forms here – visual arts, photography, architecture, new media, music, and literature. The aim? To amplify diverse perspectives, especially those that have been overlooked in traditional art history. There’s a special focus on female narratives and voices from the Global South.

The building itself is a fascinating blend of old and new: narrow, winding passageways, a nod to the structure’s historic past, contrast with sleek, modern interior design. Light floods through the glass ceiling, creating a bright, inviting space where you’ll want to linger.

A visit is always worthwhile – even if it’s just to soak up the unique atmosphere. You can also browse the museum shop for books and catalogues to take a piece of the experience home with you.

Whether you’re ready to dive deep into the artworks or simply looking for a little inspiration, Kunsthaus Merano welcomes you with open arms. Stop by, let yourself be surprised, and discover just how multifaceted contemporary art can be.

With the exception of a small projection room on the third floor – which you can only reach via a few steps or a mobile ramp – Kunsthaus Meran is fully accessible throughout. A modern lift (120 x 120 cm) takes you safely and comfortably from one floor to the next. You can easily pick up the key at the front desk.

And if you’re looking for an accessible toilet, you’ll find one in the basement – of course, easy to reach as well.

Admission fees
Adults € 7.00
Reduced fee € 5.00
Students up to age 26 € 2.00
Children up to age 14 free admission

Online guided tours
For groups of ten or more, Kunst Merano Arte offers guided tours of its current exhibitions in German and Italian by prior arrangement. To make arrangements, please contact info@kunstmeranoarte.org or call during the gallery's opening hours.

The Palais Mamming Museum, also known as the Merano Municipal Museum, stands as one of South Tyrol's oldest and most distinguished cultural institutions. Founded in 1900, it has been housed since 2015 in a beautifully restored Baroque palace on Pfarrplatz square.
Originally constructed in 1675 for the Freiherren von Mamming, the building is a striking fusion of historic architecture and contemporary design, offering an inspiring backdrop for the museum's rich and varied collection.
With over 100,000 objects and a Tyrolensia collection of 30,000 volumes, the museum offers an unparalleled journey through the history of Merano and the entire Tyrol region. The permanent exhibition unfolds across 27 thematic sections, guiding visitors through the epochs – from prehistory to the Middle Ages, Baroque art, and the rise of modernity.
Highlights:
 An Egyptian mummy, providing a fascinating glimpse into the mysteries of ancient burial rituals.
 A collection of Sudanese weapons from the estate of Slatin Pasha, an Austrian officer who made Merano his home.
 The renowned "Meran" typewriter by Peter Mitterhofer, a key figure in the invention of the typewriter.
 Napoleon's death mask, an impressive relic from the Napoleonic era.
Beyond these extraordinary historical artifacts, the museum also showcases works by prominent artists such as Friedrich Wasmann and Leo Putz, capturing the artistic evolution of the region. The collection is further enriched by minerals, fossils, and photographs, offering a comprehensive view of the region’s diverse cultural and natural heritage.
The Palais Mamming Museum is more than just a repository of history – it is a thriving cultural hub. It regularly hosts vernissages, readings, and various cultural events, making it a dynamic space for creativity and reflection.
For anyone with a passion for history, art, and culture, a visit to the Palais Mamming Museum is an absolute must. It not only offers profound insights into the past of Merano and South Tyrol but also invites visitors to discover the intricate connections between history and contemporary culture.
Entrance fees
adults € 6,00
reduced (seniors) € 5,00
Combi Ticket Palais Mamming Museum + The Prince´s Castle € 8,00
free admission for children

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

TidA – short for Theater in der Altstadt, meaning “Theatre in the Old Town” – is more than just a stage. Housed in the vaulted cellar beneath the iconic Kurhaus at Freiheitsstraße 27, it has become one of Merano’s most dynamic cultural spaces. Founded in 1988 by Rudi Ladurner, who returned from Vienna with the vision of creating a progressive urban theatre, TidA quickly grew into a creative laboratory for bold ideas and new formats. It shares its early roots with the experimental Theater in der Klemme and the feminist performance group Phenomena, and has long since established itself as a cornerstone of Merano’s independent performing arts scene. In its formative years, TidA shared the intimate cellar space with other ensembles. Today, it is known for its diverse and daring repertoire – ranging from experimental theatre and political cabaret to family-friendly productions and socially engaged performances. The unique atmosphere of the vaulted cellar – with its exposed stonework, soft lighting and Art Nouveau surroundings – creates a sense of closeness and immediacy that is essential to the theatre’s identity.
TidA regularly stages its own productions and also invites guest artists and theatre groups from across South Tyrol and beyond. What sets it apart is its fearless engagement with contemporary themes – often political, always emotionally resonant – presented in a setting that encourages exchange and participation. The venue’s transformation mirrors that of Merano itself: once a quiet spa town, now a place where culture thrives in unexpected spaces.
After performances, the foyer and the small outdoor terraces offer room for dialogue, reflection, and conversation – making TidA not just a theatre, but a space of encounter. Its appeal is particularly strong among younger audiences and those seeking an alternative to conventional cultural programming.
The Theater in der Altstadt is where Merano’s past and present meet on stage – rebellious yet grounded, experimental yet accessible. A mirror of the city’s creative spirit, TidA is a place for those who believe that theatre should ask questions, provoke thought, and remain deeply connected to its time and place.

A restored and modernised sparkling wine cellar with an impressive tasting room has been constructed between the "Portici" and the "Via Galilei". This took place in the historic headquarters of the Cantina Lagundo under the guiding hand of the well-known architect Werner Tscholl. The City.Vinothek gives all sparkling wine and wine lovers the opportunity to gain an even deeper insight into the intensive and exclusive sparkling wine production of the BRUT RISERVA 36 according to the "metodo classico".

Directly opposite the new City.Vinothek you will also find the unique: the only and oldest distillery in Merano, where grappa has been distilled for over 150 years with the best South Tyrolean craft tradition and "aqua vitae" of the highest quality is produced. The well-known, excellent grappa from Merano finds its origin there. The distillates - such as Treber, Gewürztraminer (Traminer aromatic), Chardonnay, Goldmuskateller (Moscato Giallo) and Pinot Noir - are noble and harmonious in taste, with the scent and intensity of local grape varieties from Merano and the surrounding area. A pure pleasure for connoisseurs and lovers. All grappas can be tasted and purchased directly at the City.Vinothek.

The Parish Church of St. Nicholas stands as the spiritual heart of Merano, a distinguished masterpiece of late Gothic design. First mentioned in historical records in 1266, construction began in 1302, and the church was consecrated in its present form in 1465. Situated at the upper end of Laubengasse arcade – the historic main street of Merano – it ranks among the most significant examples of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture in Tyrol.
Architecture & Interior: The church is a three-nave hall structure, crowned by a striking 78-meter bell tower that defines the city skyline. The west façade is adorned with a rose window, while the south wall features 15th-century frescoes depicting scenes such as Christ bearing the cross and the resurrection of Lazarus. Inside, visitors encounter a rich ensemble of sacred art: the high altar by Jakob Pirchstaller (1786–1788), flanked by neo-Gothic winged altars crafted by Dominikus Trenkwalder (1892).
The finely carved red sandstone pulpit, dating from the 15th century, is a focal point of the interior. The organ, originally built by Georg Hradetzky in 1973, has since been expanded and now features 40 registers.
Historical Significance: Originally a filial church of the Parish of Tyrol, St. Nicholas was elevated to a fully independent parish in 1657. The 19th century saw extensive restoration work, most notably under the direction of Viennese cathedral architect Friedrich von Schmidt between 1882 and 1898. The most recent comprehensive restoration was carried out between 1993 and 2000. Surrounding the church are numerous historic gravestones that provide insight into the city’s past. A detailed exploration of these monuments and their historical relevance can be found in the publication Die Grabmäler von St. Nikolaus (“The Gravestones and Memorials of St. Nicholas”).
Masses (in German only) Weekdays: 9:00 a.m. Saturdays: 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Sundays: 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.

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In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Meran were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmental friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.