Weather Glurns: Weather forecast for Tuesday

Last update: 14 April 2026 12:34
Time	(mm)	Temp.	% Rel	(Km/h)	0°C Altitude (m)
15:00	---	13.1° Felt 12°	70%	SE Weak 3 km/h Gusts 8 km/h	2490m
16:00	---	12.5° Felt 11.7°	80%	SE Weak 4 km/h Gusts 7 km/h	2470m
17:00	---	11.6° Felt 11°	88%	S Weak 4 km/h Gusts 7 km/h	2440m
18:00	---	11° Felt 10.3°	86%	WSW Weak 2 km/h Gusts 5 km/h	2410m
19:00	0.2 mm	10.3° Felt 9.1°	83%	NW Weak 4 km/h Gusts 6 km/h	2410m
20:00	0.1 mm	9.5° Felt 7.9°	87%	NW Weak 6 km/h Gusts 10 km/h	2360m
21:00	---	9.1° Felt 7.3°	82%	NW Weak 6 km/h Gusts 10 km/h	2370m
22:00	---	8.9° Felt 7.2°	82%	NW Weak 5 km/h Gusts 9 km/h	2360m
23:00	---	8.5° Felt 6.8°	84%	NNW Weak 5 km/h Gusts 8 km/h	2330m
00:00	---	8.4° Felt 6.8°	83%	NW Weak 4 km/h Gusts 8 km/h	2340m
01:00	---	7.5° Felt 5.6°	88%	NW Weak 5 km/h Gusts 8 km/h	2320m

Air quality and pollen counts for Glurns

Average Daily Values
PM₁₀ (μg/m³)	PM_2.5 (μg/m³)	CO (μg/m³)	Alder (Grains/m³)	Birch (Grains/m³)	Grasses (Grains/m³)	Mugwort (Grains/m³)	Olive (Grains/m³)	Ragweed (Grains/m³)	AQI (EU)
9.5Very Good	7.4Very Good	148Good	0Absent	0.1Not Significant	0.2Not Significant	0Absent	0Absent	0Absent	23Good

Discovering Glurns

Small, fortified, authentic: Glorenza (Glurns) is the smallest city in South Tyrol and one of the best‑preserved medieval villages in the Alpine arc. Surrounded by 16th‑century walls with three perfectly intact gate‑towers, it boasts a compact historic center of arcades, cobbled squares, and merchant houses, where time seems to slow down. We are in the Upper Val Venosta, at 907 m above sea level, just a few kilometers from the Swiss border, with the Adige River flowing just outside the walls near its source. Its location along the ancient Via Claudia Augusta has shaped its commercial and cultural vocation since the Middle Ages.

Strolling through Glorenza is a journey into history: Porta Tubre, the Town Square, the Arcade Street, the historic mill, and the Church of San Pancrazio tell stories of centuries of trade and resilience. In the Church Tower you’ll find the Paul Flora Museum, dedicated to the artist born here. The city walls, strengthened by the Habsburgs after late‑medieval destruction, are the distinctive feature that makes Glorenza’s skyline unique and explains its charm for travelers, photographers, and lovers of slow travel.

Glorenza is also an excellent base for exploring the Val Venosta: among apple orchards, family‑friendly trails and panoramic routes on nearby Monte Watles, and cultural treasures such as the Abbey of Monte Maria and Churburg Castle.