Merano Christmas Market - Kurhaus
Closed 25 DecOpen into January
Merano Christmas Markets 2026 (Meran)
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When are the Merano Christmas markets in 2026?
Merano has 3 Christmas markets in our directory. Last season most opened around 28 Nov and the last one closed on 6 Jan 2026; 3 stayed open after Christmas. All are free to enter.
Merano's Christmas market lines the promenade along the Passer river in this elegant spa town in South Tyrol, with an ice rink by the thermal baths. It's 40 minutes by train from Bolzano.
3Christmas markets
28 NovTypical opening (2025)
6 Jan 2026Last market closed
3Open after 25 Dec
1Ice rinks
All Christmas markets in Merano
Sorted by opening date. Dates shown are from the 2025–26 season unless 2026 dates are marked — check the official website before you go.
Merano Christmas Market - Passeggiata Lungo Passirio
Closed 25 DecOpen into January
Merano Christmas Market - Piazza Terme
Closed 25 DecOpen into January
Ice skating in Merano
Ice Skating On The Thermal Spa Square
Frequently asked questions
How many Christmas markets are there in Merano?
We list 3 Christmas markets in Merano, including Merano Christmas Market - Kurhaus, Merano Christmas Market - Passeggiata Lungo Passirio and Merano Christmas Market - Piazza Terme. Some are small one-day or weekend events, so check the dates on each card.
When do the Merano Christmas markets open in 2026?
In 2025 the first market, Merano Christmas Market - Kurhaus, opened on 28 Nov 2025, and most were open by 28 Nov 2025. Expect similar timing in 2026: the first Sunday of Advent falls on 29 Nov 2026. Confirm on the official website before you book.
Are Merano's Christmas markets open after Christmas?
Yes — last season 3 markets stayed open after 25 December, including Merano Christmas Market - Kurhaus, Merano Christmas Market - Passeggiata Lungo Passirio and Merano Christmas Market - Piazza Terme. Most others closed on or before 6 Jan.
Are the Christmas markets in Merano free?
Yes, entry to the markets we list is free — you only pay for food, drinks and gifts. Many stalls serve mulled wine in a mug with a small deposit that you get back when you return it.