Cable car · Merano 2000 · Trentino Alto Adige
Funivia di Verano
Funivia di Verano is a cable car in Merano 2000, Trentino Alto Adige. It links the base station at 266 m with the top station at 1,160 m. The line measures 1,855 m and covers 894 m of vertical drop. The ride takes about 5 minutes. Declared capacity is 360 people per hour. It has been in service since 2017.
- Length
- 1,855 m
- Vertical drop
- 894 m
- Top station
- 1,160 m
- Hourly capacity
- 360 p/h
Photos
Photos published under a free licence by Wikimedia Commons, geolocated within 500 metres of the lift.
Technical data
Length 1,855 m · Vertical drop 894 m · Average gradient 48%
Cable car Funivia di Verano, Base station 266 m, Top station 1,160 m, Length 1,855 m, Vertical drop 894 m, Average gradient 48%.
- Lift type
- Cable car
- Length
- 1,855 m
- Vertical drop
- 894 m
- Base station
- 266 m
- Top station
- 1,160 m
- Average gradient
- 48%
- Hourly capacity
- 360 p/h
- Seats per vehicle
- 35
- Ride time
- 5 min
- Year built
- 2017
- Bike transport
Lift data: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), updated on 23 August 2026. Report a correction
Map and route
Weather at the top station
Other lifts in Merano 2000
- Mittager Chairlift · 2,282 m
- Costa Valcanova Chairlift · 2,260 m
- S. Osvaldo Chairlift · 2,194 m
- Reinswald Gondola · 2,117 m
- Passo di Nova Gondola · 2,015 m
- Passo di Nova Gondola · 1,977 m
- Punta Cervina Cable car · 1,968 m
- Unnamed lift Magic carpet · 1,909 m
Frequently asked questions
How long is Funivia di Verano?
The line measures 1,855 m along the route mapped in OpenStreetMap, with 894 m of vertical drop.
How long is the ride on Funivia di Verano?
The ride takes about 5 minutes at the declared operating speed. Strong wind or reduced speed makes it longer.
What vertical drop does Funivia di Verano cover?
Funivia di Verano covers 894 m of vertical drop, from 266 m to 1,160 m. Altitudes come from OpenStreetMap and the Open-Meteo elevation model, so they can vary by a few metres.
How many people per hour does Funivia di Verano carry?
Declared capacity is 360 people per hour, with 35 seats per vehicle. The figure is the maximum theoretical throughput of the lift, not the passengers actually carried.
Who built Funivia di Verano and when?
It has been in service since 2017. The data comes from the OpenStreetMap tags of the lift: if you have the official technical sheet, let us know.
When is Funivia di Verano open?
Opening times follow the lift calendar of Merano 2000: usually December to April, with a summer season from June to September where it is offered. Dates change every year and are published by the lift operator.
Where is Funivia di Verano and how do you get there?
The base station is in Merano 2000, Trentino Alto Adige, at 266 m. The map on this page shows the starting point and the route up to 1,160 m. Car parks and bus stops differ from resort to resort: current directions are on the operator site.