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Rainy weather activities

Even if the weather isn't cooperating and it's raining, there are plenty of ways to make the day varied and exciting in the surrounding area. Whether you're looking for cultural highlights, relaxing activities, or thrilling indoor options – the region is worth exploring even in the rain. Below, we present a selection of suitable ideas. Get inspired and make the most of a rainy day! Please note that advance booking is required for some activities.

Eppan

Vine & Culture

Make the most of a rainy day with a culinary journey through the Eppan wine region and discover the current weekly program, which includes cellar tours and tastings at the Girlan and Schreckbichl wineries and the Sankt Pauls winery's wine shop, exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses at Englar Castle and the Bergmannhof, Klaus Lentsch, and Cora wineries, and a fascinating distillation tour at the Ortler and St. Urban distilleries. For information and registration, please contact the Eppan Tourist Office directly.

Wine porducers in Eppan

Eppan

Pleasure & Adventure

Add some variety to rainy days and take advantage of the current weekly program to get culinary and active with a traditional dumpling cooking class including wine pairing in St. Michael, discover the "Cathedral in the Countryside" in St. Pauls on an art-historical church tower tour including a climb up the tower, or gather valuable natural knowledge for everyday life at an interactive herb workshop in St. Michael. For information and registration, it is best to contact the Eppan Tourist Office directly.

Weekly Program

Eppan

Escape Rooms/Escape Games

For the perfect dose of excitement on a rainy day, "Eppan Escape" in St. Michael offers a thrilling indoor alternative where, as a team, you can solve tricky puzzles in the rooms "The Cabin" and "Bank Robbery," demonstrate your teamwork skills, and experience a real adventure against the clock. Information: +39 327 521 1815 | eppanescape@gmail.com

Immerse yourself in a captivating indoor adventure at "Escape Games by CEO" in St. Pauls, where you can put your creativity and logical thinking to the test as a team to crack tricky puzzles and codes in the two exciting rooms "Joe's Hobby Room" or "Karl May's Dark Secret." +39 377 344 6335

Kaltern

Vineria Castel Sallegg

The Vineria Castel Sallegg in Kaltern is a stylish place of enjoyment located in the historic Leisenhof estate, combining an elegant wine shop, bistro, and meeting place for wine lovers. In a cozy atmosphere, visitors can taste a wide selection of wines, take part in tastings, or simply enjoy an aperitif. Culinary offerings such as light lunch dishes complement the experience – ideal for enjoyable hours even in rainy weather. In addition to wine tasting and enjoyment, the Vineria also invites guests to relax, discover, and experience special moments, for example during guided wine tastings or small events in a unique atmosphere.

 

© Klaus Peterlin  

Castel Sallegg

Kaltern

Wine Museum Kaltern

The South Tyrol Wine Museum in Kaltern invites visitors on a fascinating journey through the culture and history of viticulture in South Tyrol. In the historic rooms of the former winery, visitors can discover numerous exhibits – from old tools and barrels to traditional winemaking methods. In addition to the classic museum visit, guests can also join guided tours, learn more about rare grape varieties in the museum vineyard, or – with prior reservation – enjoy wine tastings in the atmospheric cellar.

 

© Hermann Mair Gasser  

Wine Museum Kaltern

Kaltern

Winery Kaltern

The Winery Kaltern is one of South Tyrol’s most important wine cooperatives and is renowned for its high-quality wines from the region around Lake Kaltern. Combining modern architecture with a stylish atmosphere, it blends tradition and innovation while inviting visitors to experience the world of wine firsthand. Even on rainy days, the winery offers many possibilities: from guided cellar tours and exciting wine tastings to relaxing with a glass of wine in the vinotheque or wine center. The experience is complemented by culinary highlights, events, and the opportunity to discover and purchase regional products.

 

© Alex Filz

Winery Kaltern

Bozen

Ötzimuseum

The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano – better known as the Ötzi Museum – is one of the region’s most fascinating attractions and offers remarkable insights into prehistoric times. At the center of the exhibition is the famous glacier mummy “Ötzi,” displayed together with the original objects found with him. Visitors can explore the lives of people from more than 5,000 years ago and learn about current scientific discoveries. Especially on rainy days, the museum is an ideal activity: in addition to the exhibition, visitors can enjoy interactive stations, multimedia content, and exciting guided tours for both adults and children. Special family-oriented activities make the visit particularly varied. It is recommended to reserve tickets online in advance to avoid waiting times, especially on busy days. Although reservations are not mandatory, they allow preferred entry without long queues.

 

© SÜDTIROLER ARCHÄOLOGIEMUSEUM/FOTO-DPI.COM

Ötzimuseum

Bozen

Museion

Museion – the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Bolzano – is both an architectural highlight and an exciting destination for art lovers. Inside the light-filled building along the Talfer river, visitors can enjoy changing exhibitions by international and regional artists as well as innovative art projects that address contemporary themes and encourage reflection. Even in rainy weather, Museion offers an excellent opportunity to experience culture: in addition to the exhibitions, visitors can take part in guided tours, attend events, or relax in the museum café. The museum creates an inspiring atmosphere for a varied indoor experience. Advance booking is generally not necessary, but it is recommended for special exhibitions or events in order to avoid waiting times.

 

© Ludwig Thalheimer

Museion

Bozen

Museum of Nature

The South Tyrol Museum of Nature in Bolzano offers fascinating insights into the natural and cultural landscape of the region and is an ideal destination on rainy days. Through diverse exhibitions, visitors discover the formation of South Tyrol’s mountain world, its flora and fauna, and its fascinating habitats. Highlights include interactive stations, a live ant colony, and an impressive coral reef aquarium, which is especially popular with families. In addition to the regular museum visit, guests can participate in guided tours, discover special exhibitions, or attend events and workshops to dive deeper into natural sciences. The museum invites visitors to explore, learn, and marvel – perfect for a varied day indoors. Advance booking is not required for a regular museum visit, and tickets can be purchased directly on site.

 

Bozen

Shopping under the arcades

A shopping stroll under the famous Bolzano arcades combines historical charm with a diverse shopping experience and is an ideal activity even in rainy weather. The characteristic arcades in the old town protect visitors from wind and rain while inviting them to browse through boutiques, specialty shops, and traditional stores at a relaxed pace. In addition to shopping, visitors can stop at cozy cafés, taste regional specialties, or simply enjoy the unique atmosphere of the historic buildings. This makes a walk under the arcades a varied experience for all the senses.

 

© Fabian Leitner

Bozen

Winery Bozen

The Winery Bozen is one of the city’s renowned wineries and combines modern architecture with a long tradition of viticulture. Characterful wines are produced here, reflecting the unique terroir of the Bolzano area and crafted with great care and expertise. Even on rainy days, the winery is a worthwhile excursion destination: visitors can join guided cellar tours, learn more about winemaking, and taste selected wines directly on site. The experience is complemented by a well-stocked shop and occasional events centered around wine and the region.

 

© Osakr da Riz

Winery Bozen

Bozen

Salewa Cube

The Salewa Cube in Bolzano is a modern climbing gym and a popular meeting place for sports and outdoor enthusiasts. Its exceptional architecture houses a variety of climbing and bouldering areas suitable for all levels – from beginners to professionals. The bright and open design creates a pleasant atmosphere and makes the sporting experience especially inspiring. Even on rainy days, the Salewa Cube is an ideal activity: visitors can climb, boulder, participate in courses, or simply enjoy the sporty environment. The facility also includes a bistro area and a shop for outdoor and climbing equipment, perfect for browsing.

 

© Luca Ferrari 

Salewa Cube

Bozen

Dominican Church of Bozen

The dominican Church of Bozen, officially the Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary, is one of South Tyrol’s most important Gothic buildings and an impressive landmark in the heart of the old town. With its striking tower and artistically designed façade, it shapes the cityscape of Bolzano and invites visitors to experience history and architecture up close. Even in rainy weather, the cathedral is a rewarding destination: inside, visitors can admire richly decorated vaults, valuable artworks, altars, and a special atmosphere of peace and reflection. The church provides an impressive insight into the religious and cultural history of the region.

 

© Dompfarre Maria Himmelfahrt, Bozen

Meran

Women's Museum

The Women’s Museum in Merano is a unique cultural institution dedicated to the history, lives, and roles of women throughout different eras. Located in historic premises in the city center, the museum offers a varied exhibition featuring fashion, everyday objects, documents, and fascinating insights into social developments from a female perspective Even on rainy days, the museum is an ideal excursion destination: in addition to the permanent exhibition, temporary exhibitions regularly address current topics and encourage reflection. This creates a diverse and inspiring museum experience that brings history to life in a special way.

Museia

Meran

Touriseum

The Touriseum – South Tyrol Museum of Tourism in Merano – offers an entertaining and fascinating insight into the history of tourism in South Tyrol. Located in the magnificent Trauttmansdorff Castle, visitors discover in a varied and often playful way how travel and holidays have evolved over time – from the first summer visitors to modern tourism. ttourisEven on rainy days, the museum is an ideal excursion destination: interactive stations, historical objects, and creatively designed exhibition rooms make the visit entertaining and interesting for adults and children alike. The history of travel is presented in a vivid and engaging way.

 

© Touriseum/Andreas Tauber 

Touriseum

Meran

Forst Brewery

The Forst Brewery in Algund near Merano is one of Italy’s best-known private breweries and has represented high-quality beer culture and South Tyrolean hospitality for generations. The historic complex, featuring the brewery, restaurant facilities, and spacious grounds, invites visitors to discover the world of beer in a unique atmosphere. Even on rainy days, a visit is highly worthwhile: in the cozy dining rooms, guests can taste various beers and enjoy traditional dishes that pair perfectly with them. Visitors also have the opportunity to learn more about the art of brewing and the history of the brewery while spending relaxing hours there.

 

© Spezialbier-Brauerei FORST

Forst Brewery

Meran

Therme Meran

The Merano Thermal Baths are a modern wellness oasis in the heart of the city, offering relaxation and recreation for body and mind all year round. Surrounded by an impressive mountain panorama, visitors can enjoy spacious indoor and outdoor pools, extensive sauna areas, and numerous relaxation zones. Even in rainy weather, the thermal baths are an ideal excursion destination: whether swimming in the warm thermal water, relaxing in the sauna, or enjoying a soothing massage, the day can be spent in a peaceful and enjoyable way. The offer is complemented by a spa area and a bistro for small culinary breaks.

 

© Oliver Jaist

Therme Meran