See Meran from above
The Tappeiner promenade is named after Franz Tappeiner, a doctor and botanist from the Vinschgau valley who donated it to the town. This four-kilometre path unwinds above the rooftops of Meran, from the Gilf promenade to the hamlet of Gratsch, and boasts a wonderful display of botanical variety that ranges from Alpine to exotic plants – a feast for the eyes, especially in spring and summer. Add the wonderful view over the town and the Etschtal valley, and it’s easy to see why the Tappeiner promenade is one of the most popular parts of Meran. Even better, the Tappeiner promenade is also barrier-free and therefore accessible to families with prams and visitors with reduced mobility.
