Weather in Merano. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Merano area

Map of Merano temperature forecast

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This temperature map is centered around Merano. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Merano area

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This precipitation forecast map is centered around Merano. The map is also real-time and interactive.

More to see in Merano

In the Italian province of South Tyrol or the Autonomous Province of Bolzano, there is an interesting resort destination that attracts an increasing number of tourists – Merano. This is a relatively small Alpine town that has a charming location at the entrance to the Passeier Valley. High mountains surround the settlement. Foreign tourists admire Merano not only for its picturesque views. This Italian resort is a popular spa destination famous for its thermal springs with healing properties. Italians, in their turn, know this town well - they often call Merano “the blooming paradise” because this area is the location of one of the largest subtropical parks. Consider visiting this park during your stay in Merano as this is an incredibly diverse and attractive place. First settlers in the Passeier Valley came to this region in the first millennia BC. In 15 BC, the Romans captured the settlement and added the valley to the territory of the Roman Empire. The Romans decided to make a military camp here and called it Statio Maiensis. This station became the basis for the future town of Merano. In the Middle Ages, the settlement joined the County of Tyrol. Merano officially became a town only in the 13th century. After that, at the beginning of the 60s of the 14th century, the county was handed over to the Habsburg dynasty. This is how merino turned into a part of Austria. In the first half of the 15th century, the reigning Duke Friedrich IV ordered to change the … Read further

Merano guide chapters

Merano sightseeing

What makes Merano so popular? Gorgeous Italian castles are the first thing that comes to mind when describing the town’s attractions. No doubt, fantastic Trauttmansdorff Castle is on that list. The gorgeous Neo-gothic estate was built in the 50s of the 19th century as a residence of the Trauttmansdorff Counts. The castle wasn’t attracting much attention because almost no one knew about it until the … Open

Climate in Italy and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

If you want to get acquainted with the cultural and historical heritage of the country, as well as enjoy all the delights of the Italian nature, it is worth choosing excursion tours. Many experienced tourists say that Italy is a real outdoor museum. It will be most comfortable to visit all the sights in late April when the long rains will end, and in May, when the weather is not too hot for constant walks. You can also go on excursions in September and in October. At the same time, it is worth noting that Italy is a very extensive country, so the weather in the south and in the north can significantly differ. It is therefore a good idea to find out about the weather in your exact chosen place of visit. In winter, as a rule, there are almost no excursions, since there are a lot of rainy days in the season. … Open

Atmosphere of Italy: religion and languages

German and its Tyrolean, Bavarian, and Carinthian dialects are considered the most common languages in Italy. They are spoken by less than three hundred thousand people. It is worth noting that due to the complexity and various phonetic nuances of these dialects, they can rarely be met anywhere else in the world. As for the religious situation, like in any other multinational country, there are representatives of different faiths in Italy. The Church in Italy is not fixed as a state structure, but in spite of this, it nevertheless exerts sufficient influence on all areas of social life the kingdom. In addition, historically, the Italians have become very responsible about religion. A huge number of monasteries and churches, dioceses and other religious structures operate within the territory of the country. … Open