Things to Do in Naturno and the Surrounding Area

Published on 8 September 2023 by Elisa

At the entrance to the Vinschgau Valley, about twenty minutes from Merano, you’ll find this little village, which offers a variety of walks and activities for children. We tried them out and are sharing our experiences here with you!

MONTE SOLE – NATURNO

Just outside the town, you can take the cable car, which takes you to an elevation of 1,300 meters in just a few minutes. Upon arrival, you’ll find a nice playground and a restaurant; continuing on, you can take a loop hike of about two hours that passes throughthe Alta Via di Merano and a cantilevered panoramic observation deck. All the info HERE.

ADVENTURE PARK – NATURNO

In the Naturno sports area, there’s a large, truly unique playground: it features about fifty wooden play structures reminiscent of the games of yesteryear. It’s the perfect place to spend an afternoon that’s a little different from the usual. Find all the information HERE.

ACQUAVVENTURA – NATURNO

Aquatic center with indoor and outdoor pools: Children can have fun in complete safety thanks to the water slides and water play areas. The 51-meter-long water slide, the lazy river, the children’s area with water games, and the sauna area. All the information HERE.

ADVENTURE STATION – STAVA

At the historic Senales Station in Stava, you can explore the world of trains up close and climb aboard two old locomotives and a hand-pushed railcar. All the details HERE.

MONDOTRENO – RABLÀ

If you love electric trains and miniatures, there’s no doubt about it: Mondotreno in Rablà is the place for you. It’s Italy’s largest digital model railroad layout: three floors just waiting to be explored and admired! All the info HERE.

OTHER TIPS:
  • Activities and walks at Lake Resia and the surrounding area HERE
  • The guide to Val Senales HERE
  • Find many more ideas about the Val Venosta in our guide HERE

More information about Val Venosta HERE.

 

You can find many more summer guides to the valleys of Trentino-Alto Adige HERE. And HERE you can purchase our print guides.