Summer activities
Summer in South Tyrol offers many opportunities to be active and discover the beauty of South Tyrol. Easy, medium and demanding hikes, mountain biking, visiting museums, paragliding or rafting - there is something for every active holidaymaker. We would be happy to introduce you to the many possibilities!
Mountain hiking is the most popular leisure activity in South Tyrol, not only with our guests, but also with the locals. (Almost) everybody does it. Countless tours of various degrees of difficulty start right outside your luxury apartment at Panorama Living Dolomites. Read on to find out more!
One of the largest bike rental shops in South Tyrol is located at Mühlbach/Rio di Pusteria railway station. There you have the possibility to directly enter the cycling path of the Pustertal valley, which leads via Bruneck/Brunico to Lienz in Austria and is ideal for families. If you prefer a more challenging route, you can climb the mountain world around Panorama Living Dolomites by bike. There are countless hiking and MTB trails to choose from!
South Tyrol is rich in history and has so many interesting things to tell: Castles, palaces, former mines, town museums, churches, monasteries, wine museums and much more offer an insight into the exciting history of our country.
The historical villages and towns of South Tyrol are easily accessible from Panorama Living Dolomites. The towns are not only popular with those interested in culture, but are also well known for their lovely boutiques. You can do wonderful shopping and then enjoy a delicious cappuccino or a refreshing aperitif, chat, and enjoy the unique Alpine-Mediterranean flair. Find out more about the distances of the individual cities here!
At Issinger Weiher, a large pond 25 minutes by car from Meransen/Maranza, you will find the largest high ropes course in South Tyrol, offering lots of action and fun. Couples, friends or families can choose from several courses of different levels of difficulty. The ideal destination for adventurous people which guarantees a new and different outdoor climbing experience!
In Meransen/Maranza, within walking distance of the Panorama Living Dolomites, there is a great indoor swimming pool, the Alpinpool. As a guest of the Panorama Living Dolomites you pay only € 4 per person for the ticket. During the summer months, the spacious sunbathing lawn is also open for sunbathing. The village of Mühlbach/Rio di Pusteria has a great outdoor swimming pool, which is open during the summer months, and the town of Brixen/Bressanone has a public indoor and outdoor swimming pool with a large sunbathing lawn. For those who prefer some peace and quiet, we recommend a visit to our Day Spa partners.
At Panorama Living Dolomites everyone can fulfil their dream of flying. Stefan Hofer and Martin Oberhofer make this possible. The two pilots of MaStGoFly offer paragliding tandem flights, starting from Gitschberg, Rodeneck or Kronplatz. Seeing the impressive South Tyrolean mountains from a bird's eye’s view is a unique experience that you will never forget!
The weather does not matter here, because you'll get wet anyway! Accompanied by an experienced rafting guide you will explore the power of the white water together with other adventurers or go on a tour with a kayak. The adventure provider Kreativkraft now also offers canyoning excursions, on which you walk through a unique canyon from top to bottom.
Spend your active holiday in a luxury apartment in Meransen/Maranza and choose from a great variety of leisure activities. Panorama Living Dolomites is where your summer adventure begins!
Hiking, cycling, swimming, culture and a wide range of other outdoor activities bring plenty of variety to your summer days in the mountains.
Yes. Around Meransen, there are tours for mountain bikes and e-bikes, while further down in the valley a network of cycle paths leads through South Tyrol.
Yes. Meransen is home to the Alpinpool, and there are further indoor and outdoor swimming pools in the surrounding area.
Yes. Tandem flights are available in the region, giving you the chance to see the South Tyrolean mountains from a completely new perspective.
Depending on the season and current offers, possibilities range from high-rope courses to rafting, kayaking and canyoning.
Swimming pools, museums and the towns and cities in the surrounding area offer plenty of alternatives on days when the weather is less inviting for hiking.
Not necessarily. Thanks to public transport and the Brixen Südtirol Guest Pass, many destinations can be reached comfortably without your own car.
Verena & Stefan Gruber
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Maranza | 39037 Rio di Pusteria
South Tyrol | Dolomites | Italy
+39 0472 674477
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info@panoramaliving.it
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