Chronicle

June 1835

Overview

In June 1835, contemporary reports highlighted Meran's beneficial and mild climate, recommending the town particularly to health visitors suffering from pulmonary and chest ailments as an alternative to the Mediterranean region. Alongside the lush vegetation and scenic landscape, travelers valued the hospitable atmosphere and the location as a starting point for excursions into the Tyrolean Alps.

Articles

8 June 1835Der Bote für Tirol1830s4 tags

Report of the Allgemeine Zeitung on the Climate of Meran

A brief notice refers to an article in the Allgemeine Zeitung regarding Meran. It highlights the curative climate and scenic landscape, recommending a stay especially to those suffering from chest ailments.

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2 June 1835Allgemeine Zeitung1830s4 tags

Meran as a Health Resort and Excursion Base

A convalescent traveler describes recovering in Meran's mild spring climate and recommends the town to patients suffering from respiratory ailments or exhaustion as a convenient alternative to the Mediterranean. Alongside the lush vegetation and numerous historic castles in the vicinity, the account highlights Meran as an ideal, hospitable base for journeys into the Tyrolean Alps.

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