Culture in Meran
At the crossroads of alpine and Mediterranean, the range of culture in Meran is multifaceted. Four museums in Meran await discovery, a city stroll takes you past castles and palaces, and you can wander through medieval arcades. In addition, there is a rich offering of concerts, exhibitions, congresses, and fairs. Wonderful for all culture lovers!
Those who prefer to be active in nature will also find that Sonnenburg is the perfect place to be. Whether on foot, by bike, or on the golf course – you’ll find your place between activity and relaxation!
The arcades
For over 800 years, the Meran arcades have been the city’s bustling hub. People have done business here, shopped, met, and chatted. That’s reason enough to take some time during your stay at Sonnenburg for an extensive stroll through the arcades. Enjoy the shop windows of boutiques and stores and look up from time to time to admire the different facades, bay windows, and house decorations. The arcades are a mirror of the spa town’s history.And therefore an enchanting picture book about the history of culture in Meran.
Cultural museum offerings in Meran
Touriseum
At Trauttmansdorff Castle you can discover all about tourism in South Tyrol from its beginnings to the present day.
Frauenmuseum
The Frauenmuseum (women’s museum) on the Piazza del Grano/Kornplatz square in Meran is a unique cultural centre dedicated to documenting and researching the role of women in society.
Merano City Museum
In Palais Mamming, you’ll find the Merano City Museum, which offers a fascinating insight into the history and development of the city.
Kunst Meran/Merano Arte
Do you love contemporary art? Then Kunst Meran/Merano Arte in the Cassa di Risparmio/Sparkasse building is a place you should definitely visit. The exhibits range from paintings and photography to sculptures and installations.
Do you like music?
The annual music programme in Meran offers a wide range of events: from jazz to classical music, from chamber concerts to folk music. In summer, the town’s gardens are transformed into open-air stages, in winter the town glitters with Christmas vibes. Are you looking for event tips? We’ll be happy to advise you!
Tip from Patrick
“Do you need a little break? Then check out the Klosterkeller Wine Bar. It’s cosy and friendly there – perfect for a break in the city.”
