Vacation tips and leisure activities
In and around Schenna
For everyone who likes to stay active during their holidays, Schenna and the Meraner Land offer countless and diverse opportunities: Experience action with paragliding high above South Tyrol's landscapes. Well-known destinations include the Hirzer, the Hochmut, or the Vigiljoch.
Have an exciting experience with rafting on the Etsch and the Passer.
Find relaxation on one of the countless golf courses in South Tyrol. Due to its contrasting landscape and its mild and Mediterranean climate, South Tyrol is ideal for golf.
The magnificent natural scenery and the breathtaking mountain world are best enjoyed on a cycling tour. Kilometers of bike paths wind through the diverse natural and cultural landscape of Schenna and especially through the Merano region. From leisurely paths for the whole family to challenging routes that enhance your fitness, South Tyrol leaves nothing to be desired.
All of this ensures fun and variety, making your active holiday in Schenna an unforgettable experience.
Schenna is a true hiking paradise: The preferred location on a sunny hill above Merano, the magnificent panoramic view of the Merano region, the unique mountain world of South Tyrol, and the mild, Mediterranean climate provide the ideal conditions for unforgettable hikes.
In the hiking area of Schenna, over 2000 km and an additional 300 km of well-marked hiking trails await you in the Meran 2000/Hafling area, at all altitudes.
Everyone will find the right path for themselves: From leisurely walks, magnificent hikes and excursions to vast meadows and rustic huts to high mountain tours, Schenna offers everything the heart desires.
The rich variety of tourist facilities and sights is one reason why Schenna is one of the most popular holiday destinations in South Tyrol.
Experience the fascinating history of Tyrol, art, and culture at Schloss Schenna and enjoy the magnificent view of Schenna and Merano with its enchanting surroundings. Or visit the impressive Mausoleum with its crypt chapel, which houses the marble sarcophagus of Archduke Johann and his wife.
The old parish church of Schenna with its beautiful, ancient frescoes and the artistic statues is also worth a visit.
And if that's not enough, you should visit the nearby spa town of Merano. A walk through Merano's old town takes you through medieval alleys and city gates, past historic walls and elegant buildings. They tell of South Tyrol's tradition, customs, and history. In addition, art and culture await you at the highest level: world-class concerts, horse races on the Untermais racecourse, numerous museums, and culinary highlights. A particular highlight is the botanical gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle. Amongst other things, you can admire 80 colorful garden landscapes from all over the world, an aviary, artist pavilions, and a lily pond where international and national artists perform concerts during the "Summer Garden Nights," as well as the "Touriseum" museum, which offers interesting special exhibitions.
Don't miss out on these unique experiences and spend varied days in Schenna and Merano.
