Destination guide

Livigno

Italy

Lombardia

Duty-free shopping, wide-open bowls and one of the longest seasons in Italy

Is Livigno right for you?

  • Duty-free status makes it noticeably cheaper for shopping, eating and drinking than most Alpine resorts
  • A long, wide valley setting gives it one of the more reliable and extended seasons in Italy
  • Excellent terrain parks and freestyle facilities draw a young, snowboard-heavy crowd
  • Gentle, wide-open bowls suit beginners and improving intermediates especially well
  • Heads up: Its remote, high-altitude setting means a longer transfer than most Italian resorts.

Altitude range

1816–2798m

Season

Nov–May

Resort height

1816m

Claimed piste km

115km

Number of runs

78

'True' piste km

86km

Number of lifts

32

Kms linked area

km

Linked to

Terrain mix

Terrain mix: 28% blue, 55% red, 17% black

Who this resort is for

Best suited to your skiing style

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Beginners

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True blue skiers

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Intermediates

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Expert skiers

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Off-piste

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Terrain parks

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Convenience

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Families

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Village charm

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Escape the crowds

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Non-skiers

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Après ski

Mountain food

On-mountain restaurants and quality

16

mountain restaurants

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Quality

Variety

Price

“Livigno's wide, sunny valley and duty-free prices make it one of the best-value bases in the Alps, with terrain parks that pull in a young, freestyle-focused crowd. Best for beginners, improving intermediates and freestylers, with a long season to make the most of."

Getting there

INN · Innsbruck

2h45–3h30

BGY · Bergamo

3h00–3h30

MXP · Milan Malpensa

3h20–3h50


Map showing Livigno relative to Innsbruck, Bergamo and Milan Malpensa

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