Visited this center for the first time in the Christmas period, with the presence of the traditional Christmas market. I was amazed by the city center for its porches, the businesses that are not the usual franchise brands and for the cleanliness present, so much so that it was difficult to identify the x waste baskets. Convenient free parking a few steps from the center and characteristic its achievement through the underground passage with cars with a final roundabout, very particular. It certainly deserves to be reviewed even in the summer.

Merano has a lot to offer - beautiful churches, wonderful gardens and parks, excellent food and wines, many beautiful small and narrow streets (arbor alley), great hiking trails, promenades, thermal baths, many small shops, etc. We were there a few days on the first weekend of Advent because of the Merano Christmas market. Very nice cottages with many delicacies and handmade goods (no standard porridge). But the city is very crowded this weekend. Many day tourists who come by bus. Best to visit Merano during the week and outside the holidays.... Without car!!!! Public transport is excellent and there is a ticket for several days or the guest card from the property is also valid for public transport. Merano is unfortunately not barrier-free (historic cobblestones) good footwear is advisable.

A very nice city. In the city center itself with personally much too crowded and busy, so you don’t really have room to sit down or look in peace through the shops.😅 but a bit further along the water and at the beautiful bridge it is much quieter and nicer. There is really delicious ice cream and wonderful nature. There it is worth a walk. 🥰

Beautiful village , very well organized, pleasant walks along the downtown arcades with nice shops. The riverside is also worth seeing. In the centre of Merano there are also thermal baths with a large underground car park, for a fee that also serves to go to the centre.

The Centro Storico is rather a large area. I don't think it's possible to view it entirely even in a week. The center is ZTL (zona traffico limitado) so you have to park your car nearby even though the GPS cheerfully invites you to get right in. Driving in Merano is insane as it's very easy to miss your turn and the streets are narrow and winding.

I haven't been to Merano in a long time. Once you finally arrive in Merano, you experience a beautiful little town with river, churches, old town and many shops and restaurants. If you take some time, you will find in the side streets somewhat quieter locations “more normal” places, all of which can good coffee. We're in Italy.

We visited this charming town during our holiday in the Vinschgau Valley, a beautiful and characteristic old town. Strolling among the shops that sprout from the beautiful arcades and visiting the hundreds of stalls that branch off from the central station to the heart of Merano the beautiful Duomo. Easy possibility of paying public parking. Very clean and well-kept town with many typical restaurants and bars of all kinds.

It took us 35 minutes to get to the centre by car with light traffic. The automotive viability is bad. Fortunately this compensates for the beauty of the centre and the characteristic Christmas markets. In the center there is also a very well-stocked children's playground.