梅拉诺公园与花园

Merano's Parks and Gardens

This collection highlights Merano's parks, promenades and historic gardens, from the botanical terraces of Trauttmansdorff Castle to riverside greenways and neighborhood greens. Entries include formal castle gardens, spa-adjacent lawns near the Terme, small urban parks named for local figures, and historic manor grounds in the Obermais quarter.

Merano's Parks and Gardens — 地图

Darwinek / CC BY-SA 3.0

A

The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle

The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle are botanical gardens located on the grounds of Trauttmansdorff Castle in Meran, Italy.

B

Thermen Park

Green area adjacent to Merano's thermal baths (Terme Merano), featuring lawns and walking paths connected to the spa complex.

C

Parco Monte Tessa - Texelpark

Hilly municipal park on Monte Tessa with trails and views toward the Texel Group.

D

Parco Vittorio Veneto

City park offering lawns, shaded paths and seating near central Merano neighborhoods.

E

Pappalardo-Park - Parco Pappalardo

Small neighborhood park with planted beds and public seating.

F

Enrico-Fermi-Park - Parco Enrico Fermi

Public park named after physicist Enrico Fermi, featuring paths and green spaces.

G

Accesso Passirio Wandelhalle

Access point and covered riverside promenade (Wandelhalle) along the Passirio river.

H

Maiser Park - Parco Maia

Park in the Maia/Maiser district with terraced plantings and views over Merano.

I

Schillerpark - Parco Schiller

Urban park bearing Schiller's name, containing mature trees and paved walkways.

J

Martinsbrunn

Public green space known locally as Martinsbrunn, historically associated with a spring or fountain.

K

Lazago - Lazag

Open suburban park area on Lazago hill with informal paths and meadow sections.

L

Burglehenpark

Neighborhood park in the Burglehen area with planted borders and walking paths.

M

Labirinto

Garden labyrinth located within the Trauttmansdorff complex.

N

Schloss Planta

Historic manor and castle complex in Obermais (Castel Planta) with Renaissance-era architectural elements; privately owned.