- Bathing
- Indoor / Outdoor
- Accommodation
- Hotel on site
Matteo Thun's glass cube sits in the middle of Merano, holding twenty-five pools of thermal and mineral water, with a park of palms and cedars outside and the Texel range above.
Balnevia view
Why visit
The contrast is the point: subtropical planting and glass architecture with snow on the mountains behind.
The water
Thermal water
- Source
- Monte San Vigilio spring
- Mineralisation
- Low-mineral radon-bearing water
- Character
- Soft, lightly radioactive water from Monte San Vigilio, heated for the pools.
Facilities
- Outdoor pools
- Indoor pools
- Sauna
- Spa treatments
- Hotel
History
Merano was a Habsburg spa resort from the mid-19th century; the current baths opened in 2005 and replaced the old Kurmittelhaus.
Practical information
The sauna world is separate and textile-free. Outdoor pools stay open in winter.
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Getting there
Trains from Bolzano take forty minutes; the baths are a five-minute walk from Merano station.
Location
Recommendations
Terme Merano day ticket
Pools, or pools plus sauna
Three-hour or full-day access to the twenty-five pools.
Trauttmansdorff Gardens
Botanical terraces above Merano
Sub-tropical gardens a short bus ride from the baths.
Hotels in Merano
Some with direct spa access
Stays along the Passer promenade and in Obermais.
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