Winter holidays in Merano and environs

Skiing Resort Merano 2000

Located on a sunny plateau above the spa town of Merano, the family-friendly skiing resort Merano 2000 is the perfect setting for skiers, families and lovers of unspoilt winter sceneries. The over 40 km long, excellent and well-planned ski slopes are well accessible thanks to the modern chairlift network. The beauty of its landscape and the proximity to Merano, which is only a 15-minute drive from our holiday apartments, make the skiing resort of Merano 2000 the ideal location for many outdoor winter activities: skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, snowshoeing, ski touring, winter hiking, horse-riding, carriage rides, Alpin Bob, paragliding or even camping at 2.300 meters above sea level! At Merano 2000 big and small guests of our residence will always find something gorgeous to do! Ski and winter equipment can be hired on the spot and children can have lots of fun at the Outdoor Kids Camp. The numerous mountain inns and alpine huts on the slopes serve genuine South Tyrolean dishes and warm drinks.
Did you get inspired? Then contact us now to request your next winter stay at our residence »

Christmas Markets

During the Advent, many villages and towns all over South Tyrol are festively decorated and welcome visitors in a magic atmosphere.

In the weekends of December, the “Sterntaler Christmas Market” opens its doors in the pedestrian zone in Lana. The Christmas market in Lana is far away from hustle and bustle that characterise other Markets and focuses on the return to the true values of the Advent. The gracefully decorated stands offer local handicrafts along with a variety of traditional culinary specialties and warm drinks. Musical ensembles and choirs help to create the right peaceful atmosphere.

Christmas fans looking for something memorable will be at their ease at the well-known Merano Christmas Market, at only a 20-minute drive from our residence in Foiana. The Merano Christmas Market is open every day from end of November to the beginning of January and delights visitors of all ages with its festive lights, cheerful atmosphere, delicious South Tyrolean food and with a wide-ranging programme of music, children’s entertainment, local customs and handicrafts.