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Places of interest

Discovering Scena

Scena and culture simply belong together. The Romanesque St. Martinskirche church, dating to the year 1200, is the oldest local work of sacred art in Scena above Merano. The most impressive monument is nonetheless Schenna Castle. Its superb mausoleum is carved from red sandstone. Te castle was purchased by the Archduke Johann of Austria and remains the property of his heirs, the Counts of Merano, to this day. Another contemporary witness is the original rotunda of St. Georg which retains well-preserved 14th-century frescoes.

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Sightseeing around Merano

A monument which you will notice immediately: the Terme Meran. A stylish linear glass and steel cube in the spa town Merano. This is a special place for regaining energy, for reinvigorating or simply for relaxing all your senses. The Mediterranean spa park and 25 pools indoors and outdoors provide a sense of well-being. Nature and garden lovers instead will be inspired by the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, probably the most beautiful gardens in the world. More than 80 garden landscapes on different terraces let nature lovers’ eyes shine up. The “Touriseum” in the Trauttmansdorff Castle tells the South Tyrolean tourism history.

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Long shopping evenings
at Meran and Schenna

Every year, during the summer months, the historical towns of Scena and Merano offer “long shopping evenings”. Stroll through the ancient alleys, look for some souvenir for your beloved ones at home, and enjoy the culinary delicacies of South Tyrol, surrounded by a magnificent ambience.

Our tip: take advantage of our in-house and free shuttle service which brings you once in the evening to the village centre of Scena!

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Evening guided tours at Scena Castle

Another highlight are the evening guided tours at Scena Castle. A very special experience!

Our tip: take advantage of our in-house and free shuttle service which brings you once in the evening to the village centre of Scena!

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Garden Nights
at the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle in Merano

From June through August you will enjoy unique events at the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle. The beating heart of Merano’s botanical garden turns into a concert stage. Here, artists and musicians from different continents give unforgettable open-air concerts. More information about the Garden Nights you will find on the website.

www.trauttmansdorff.it

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Trauttmansdorff Castle and the its botanical gardens

After a great hiking tour, you can reach Trauttmansdorff Castle. In its historic rooms, it conceals a very special museum: the Touriseum. It illustrates to the visitor the history of tourism in South Tyrol in an amusing and diversified way. The tour ends with an enjoyable highlight, the South Tyrolean board game. The Touriseum is right next to the famous botanical gardens, consisting of 80 garden types from all over the world. 11 pavilions designed and created by artists shape a connection between art and nature in a most unique way. Be welcome by the sweet scents of paradise!

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Natur pur in den Gärten von Schloss Trautmannsdorff

The Ötzi museum

The South Tyrol Museum of Archeology in Bolzano illustrates South Tyrolean history to its visitors. During an interesting and appealing tour you will get insight into the historic development in the southern Alpine area beginning in the Paleolithic era around 15.000 BC, up to the Carolingian period around 800 AD. In this museum you can also visit Ötzi, the famous Glacier Mummy from the Hauslabjoch. What makes Ötzi so special is on the one hand his excellent conservation, making him particularly interesting for research to archaeologists from all over the world, and on the other hand the many objects found with him. With the help of these objects it was possible to reconstruct and study the way of life and culture of his time. History is revived through models, reconstructions, stereo grams, videos and interactive multimedia stations.

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Ötzimuseum in der Landeshauptstadt Bozen