Surroundings & Activities around Cermes

Nature, Culinary Delights & Culture in South Tyrol

Cermes is the ideal starting point for varied and relaxing holiday days surrounded by mountains, orchards and Mediterranean flair. Right from our farm, you can set off on hikes, bike tours and walks through apple orchards and vineyards.

Whether you prefer active days in the mountains, relaxing excursions in the surrounding area or enjoyable moments with regional specialities, there is plenty to discover around Cermes. Historic sites and traditional events make your holiday even more varied and special.

A farm holiday that combines nature, relaxation, South Tyrolean culture and local flavours.

Hiking on the Marling Waalweg

One of South Tyrol’s Most Beautiful paths

The Marling Waalweg is one of the most beautiful irrigation-channel trails in South Tyrol and a special experience for anyone who wants to combine nature and activity. From Cermes, the trail runs for around 12 kilometres, almost entirely flat, to Töll – sunny, scenic and accompanied by the gentle sound of flowing water. Perfect for leisurely walks with beautiful panoramic views, it is also ideal for families with children. Best of all, the access point to the trail is just a few minutes’ walk from our farm.

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Hiking Holidays in South Tyrol

Hiking and Mountain Tours in South Tyrol

South Tyrol is a true paradise for those who love the mountains. Well-marked trails lead across alpine pastures and scenic routes to mountain huts and summits – sometimes more leisurely, sometimes more challenging, but always rewarded with beautiful views and memorable experiences in nature. Your host Daniel will be happy to share personal tips and tailored recommendations for hikes and mountain tours throughout South Tyrol.

Cycling Tour through the Adige Valley

Scenic cycling on the Vinschgau Cycle Path

The Adige Valley Cycle Path runs directly below Cermes and is part of the popular Vinschgau Cycle Path. By bike or e-bike, the route from Merano through Lana and into the Vinschgau can be explored at a relaxed pace, passing orchards, vineyards, castles and idyllic villages. It is ideal for leisure cyclists, families and anyone who wants to experience South Tyrol actively. Those looking for more of a challenge will also find demanding mountain passes nearby, such as the Gampen Pass and the Timmelsjoch.

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Climbing and Bouldering

Climbing Gardens and Bouldering Spots in South Tyrol

Whether on natural rock or indoors, the area around Cermes offers climbing enthusiasts a wide range of options for varied experiences. The Algund climbing garden is just a few minutes away and features routes in different levels of difficulty. The climbing areas of Tisner Auen near Lana and Hippolyt in Tisens are also popular destinations for those who enjoy combining nature and activity. In Merano, Bolzano and the surrounding area, modern climbing gyms also invite you to go bouldering or rope climbing, ideal on rainy days as well.

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Vigiljoch

The sunny mountain for early risers

The traffic-free Vigiljoch above Lana is a special destination for hikers, trail runners and mountain bikers. The ascent leads through peaceful forests and opens up beautiful views over the Merano area and, on clear days, as far as the Ortler Alps. Those who prefer a more relaxed option can reach Vigiljoch comfortably by cable car from Lana, just a few minutes from our farm.

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Lebenberg Castle

A Glimpse into the World of Nobility

Just a few minutes’ walk from our farm, Lebenberg Castle rises as one of South Tyrol’s most magnificent castles. During a guided tour of its historic rooms, you can discover the charm of times gone by and learn fascinating details about the history and culture of the region.

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Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle

botanical garden in Merano

The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle are among the most beautiful botanical gardens in Europe. Across more than 80 garden landscapes, you can discover plants from all over the world, ranging from Mediterranean to alpine vegetation. Interactive stations, a palm beach for families and the Touriseum make the visit especially varied. Just a few minutes from Merano, the gardens are a worthwhile destination for your holiday in South Tyrol.

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Culinary Delights

Panorama and culinary delights

Around Cermes, you will find many opportunities to discover South Tyrolean cuisine in all its variety – from crispy pizza in Marling to creative cuisine in Merano. Mediterranean lightness, hearty specialities, regional ingredients and a good glass of wine create enjoyable moments during your holiday.

Our nearby recommendations:

Haidenhof
Sapperlot
Terz
Leitenschenke (5-minute walk away)

Törggelen in Cermes

Traditional Autumn Food and Wine

When the leaves turn color and the days grow shorter, South Tyrol’s Törggelen season begins. In and around Cermes, traditional Buschenschänke (farm taverns) open their doors to serve autumn specialties like homemade Schlutzkrapfen, cured meats, sausages, sauerkraut and roasted chestnuts, paired with the year’s first young wine. This authentic South Tyrolean tradition is all about regional flavors and making your Merano holiday a true culinary experience.

Haidenhof

Merano – the charming spa town

Alpine meets Mediterranean

Just a 10-minute drive from your apartment lies Merano, a charming spa town where Alpine landscapes meet Mediterranean flair. Enjoy relaxing walks along the Passer River promenade, explore the historic Laubengasse arcade and discover the colorful Botanical Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle. Enjoy a cappuccino with views of the famous Kurhaus façade and soak up South Tyrolean culture, cuisine, and lifestyle. Merano is the perfect day trip destination during your South Tyrol holiday.

Leisure Activities in Winter

Merano Christmas Market

advent magic in the spa town

During the Advent season, Merano turns into a beautifully illuminated winter wonderland. The Merano Christmas Market delights visitors with lovingly decorated stalls, regional handicrafts, mulled wine, South Tyrolean treats and festive music. A visit in the evening, with views of the Passer Promenade and snow-covered peaks, makes the experience even more magical.

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Weihnachtsmarkt Meran Stein unter Lebenberg

Winter Fun in the Mountains

Skiing, sledding and Winter Hiking in South Tyrol

Just a few kilometers from Cermes lies the popular Merano 2000 ski and hiking area, perfect for a day trip in the snow.
Whether you carve down sunny slopes, race to the valley on a sled, hike through snowy forests with snowshoes or go on a ski tour, Merano 2000 offers a winter experience for everyone. Family-friendly and surrounded by breathtaking mountain views.

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South Tyrol Guest Pass – your ticket to the region

Travel Free and Flexible in South Tyrol

With the South Tyrol Guest Pass, which you receive for free from us, you can explore the entire region of South Tyrol easily without a car.

The pass offers you:

free use of all public transportation in South Tyrol (buses, trains, cable cars)
free entry and discounts at museums, castles and cultural institutions
the perfect starting point for car-free hikes and excursions throughout the region

This way, your holiday becomes sustainable, relaxing and full of unforgettable experiences.

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