The Rockarena is a modern climbing hall located in the MeranArena sports complex. Opened in 2008, it offers climbing and bouldering opportunities for all ages. Qualified instructors from the South Tyrol Alpine Club lead courses for beginners, children, teenagers, and adults. The hall is suitable for both novice and experienced climbers looking to improve their skills. It's ideal for leisure activities such as birthday parties and school programs. Equipment can be rented on-site, and there are special programs for children, such as "Summer Climbing and Action!" The Rockarena provides a safe environment for climbing and bouldering, promoting physical coordination and activity among visitors to Merano.
We suggest opting for public transportation for your travels. Accessing the Rockarena is hassle-free via the Merano-Bolzano train link, starting from the main railway station and disembarking at the Untermais station. Another option is to hop on buses 211 or 212 from the city center, heading towards the 'Bahnhof Untermais' stop. It's merely a 8-minute stroll from there to the Rockarena entrance.
From the town centre, you can reach the Rockarena via the marked cycle path. Look out for the small red cycle path signs.
In Via Pallade there are parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities.
Bicycle parking spaces are located at the entrance to the Rockarena. Be careful not to park bicycles and electric scooters carelessly. They can pose a danger to blind and visually impaired people, as they create obstacles for walking safely along the paths and finding the entrances. Wheelchair users and parents with pushchairs can also be hindered by improperly parked bicycles. Please use the designated bicycle parking facilities.