Parcines and surroundings
Adventure vacation at the Vinschgau Valley
Our holiday destination is situated at the entrance of the Vinschgau Valley, in the middle of the biggest South Tyrolean nature park and next to the famous Merano spa town and it is made up of Parcines, Rablà and Tel which are particularly favoured by the submediterranean climate of the area. Small lanes, historic buildings, willage inns, typical Tyrolean inns (the Buschenschank) and cafés with sun terraces invite for resting an making a stop.
Parcines and its surrounding villages of Rablà and Tel are located just six kilometers from the spa town of Merano, at the entrance of the Texelgruppe Nature Park...
After the predominantly Italian Bolzano, Merano is the second biggest town in South Tyrol and is heavily influenced by the German-speaking majority. The spa town is...
A visit to Therme Merano is a journey into a real wellness oasis. Relax in the 50,000 m² park, unwind in the terrace cafe or enjoy sauna, spa and fitness in the well-being ...
The Merano High Mountain Trail, one of the most beautiful hiking loops in South Tyrol, runs for 100 kilometres along the Texelgruppe Nature Park, around ...
The botanic gardens of Castle Trauttmansdorff are irrefutably some of the most beautiful gardens in Europe. More than 12 hectares accommodate 80 landscaped...
The venerable masonry of the picturesque Castle Tyrol has witnessed hundreds of years of history. With apple orchards and vineyards on all sides, the castle is surrounded by ...
The colourfully painted trains of the Railway Line Venosta (Vinschgau) connect the Venosta Valley with the cities of Merano (Meran) and Bolzano (Bozen). Locals and...
The new cable car Texel whisks you from Parcines (Partschins) up to its summit station on Giggelberg Mountain in just five minutes. Floating freely, without...
The daily flight shows on Tyrol Castle hill are an inspiring experience for young and old alike. Twice a day at 11.15 am and 3.15 pm captive-bred falcons, vultures, eagles, buzzards, kites and owls are released to fly above the Merano basin. The centre’s primary role is...
