Skiing in Italy
Europe’s highest mountain ranges – the Dolomites and the Alps are among the countless attractions that Italy offers to its visitors. On their snow-covered slopes are some of Europe’s most famous ski resorts. The most skiable terrain and the broadest range of opportunities are in the Dolomites, where 12 major […]
Val di Fassa, Madonna di Campiglio, Courmayeur, and Livigno are some of the most iconic luxury mountain destinations in Italy. However, none can compare to Cortina d’Ampezzo. Over 40% of the tourist demand is concentrated in this stunning town in the province of Belluno, which this year has even surpassed […]
Embarking on a winter adventure near Rome involves more than just skiing, it’s about creating memories that span generations. In this guide, we’ll explore the enchanting world of ski resorts near Rome, helping you choose the perfect winter getaway. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or hitting the slopes for the […]
Italy offers numerous options if you decide to visit during the winter, places where you can enjoy skiing and get a taste of Italian life at the same time.
Arabba was already one of Italy’s most popular resorts, but surely got some help when it joined the ski area known as The Sella Ronda. It’s an historical village, but with all the modern facilities of a purpose-built resort. The Arabba ski resort is located at the base of Sella […]
Italy is normally overshadowed as a ski destination by the better known ski resorts of France, Switzerland and Austria, but the Italians have a superb selection of their own resorts and are perhaps happy to keep their skiing secrets to themselves.
For the great value they provide for the money, Italy ski holidays are hard to beat. Italian slopes are among the best you can get. Ph. Luca Rossato on flickr (flic.kr/p/5Hm7oR) When you take an Italian ski holiday you are sure to discover that it is as much […]
Macugnaga is a small mountain village located in the Piedmont region of Italy in the province of Verbania-Cusio-Ossola. The village is located along the Anzasca valley in the Monte Rosa mountain range. The village was first inhabited by the Walser, which are German natives belonging to the Swiss Canton […]