€ 688,00 per person
27.03.2024 - 03.11.2024
The hiking paradise of the Texel Group Nature Park.
Time to expand the collection of memories and fill it with lasting impressions. There is a lot to discover in Merano and the surrounding area. We have summarised the most important must sees and activities for you below. And the hosts Lydia and Alena are the ideal contacts for insider tips.
Around 80 garden landscapes and plants from all over the world can be admired in the botanical gardens at Trauttmansdorff Castle. In the castle itself, a permanent exhibition tells of the 250-year-old tourism history of South Tyrol. Always there: the view of the spa town of Merano, which invites you to follow in the footsteps of the Austrian Empress Sissi to go and stroll through the Mediterranean-inspired old town.
Parcines and the surrounding area also have a lot to offer culturally: from the typewriter museum, to the Rablá railway world and the K&K Museum, to majestic castles and historic churches. Witnesses of an earlier South Tyrol.
In 1991, in the Ötztal Alps this glacier mummy was found, which researchers say dates back to the late Neolithic period. The Iceman, also known as Ötzi, is considered one of the most spectacular archaeological discoveries. His skeleton, as well as his clothes and tools are exhibited in South Tyrolean Archeology Museum in Bolzano and can be viewed there.
The archaeological open-air museum with visitor centre invites you to a journey into the past and shows how Ötzi lived around 5,300 years ago. Through visitor activities and demonstrations, life at that time is reconstructed and part of prehistory is brought into the present.