Livigno Reviews

I've been coming to Livigno during the winter season for about 25 years. Unfortunately, the percentage of foreigners increases year after year, and with it the number of drunks (literally) on the slopes: people staggering on skis at 8:30 in the morning, people with flasks in hand on the cable car sections, and, what's more, people who aren't very skilled at the sport. This week, I was hit three times in the same day by German skiers, one of which caused me to fall very badly. Unfortunately, perhaps also because the Olympics distract everyone's attention, there are zero checks on the slopes, and the result is a real mess. That said, the slopes are generally well-maintained, but this year maintenance was a bit poorer, I imagine because of the Olympics, and some sections of the slope were full of exposed rocks.

• atmosphere, environment, landscape
• too many drunk foreigners on the slopes, very dangerous

This was our first time in Livigno and never again. The bus transfer was completely unusable, the connecting slopes were closed despite plenty of snow, and only a few slopes and lifts were open.

• None at all
• Holidays in December, open slopes and lifts – a disaster

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So beautifully Italian

• Great sports offers
• No

A beautiful, atmospheric town surrounded by mountains. Every April, we spend wonderful days there, marking the end of the ski season. Snow is always a constant source of inspiration.

• Skiing on April mornings

Slopes ok. No interactive slope map. A huge minus.

• variety of routes, multitude of routes,
• There's no interactive slope map. They could take a page from Białka Tatrzańska. They just pasted the map onto the website in PDF format. They're making a mockery of themselves.

Located in Italy's free trade zone right next to the Swiss border, Livigno is nicknamed the "Little Nepal of Europe" due to its altitude and guaranteed snow cover. The resort offers all types of accommodation (apartments, hotels) to suit every budget. A free shuttle bus is also available for getting around town or reaching the various access points to the slopes. The Livigno dairy is a must-visit for discovering local products and enjoying lunch. The slopes cater to all levels, and the snowpark has even hosted X Games events! After a day of skiing, various bars welcome you for fantastic après-ski (shout-out to Carosello 3000). Ski and snowboard lessons are also available at affordable prices. And for shopping enthusiasts, the prices, thanks to the resort's location, are more than attractive. Everything is designed for mountain lovers, winter and summer alike!

• Location (snow guaranteed), Italian cuisine, free shuttle, atmosphere on the slopes and après-ski, prices of products in the resort.
• To take advantage of all the slopes that the resort offers, you must use your vehicle or the free shuttle.

Livigno is wonderful, it will be a stage of the 2026 Olympics, there are many kilometers of slopes two super equipped areas, Mottolino and Carosello 3000, only the difficulty of choosing, oh I forgot the snow that falls from the sky guaranteed from month 11 to month 4 of the following year, super equipped hotels with sauna swimming pool and everything to make you feel at the top, kindness and courtesy in abundance..... THE BEST in short

• In Livigno there is everything for both skiers and non-skiers... moreover the prices are better than many more renowned ski resorts in Trentino or Val d'Aosta, super equipped hotels, many with swimming pool and/or sauna, then there is the Aquagranda for those who want
• I would say that I have nothing against it, perhaps the cold because the town is at 1810 m above sea level.

For me it is one of the best ski resorts in Italy, nothing more to say.

• overall quality, organization and prices
• Nobody

Livigno is an excellent ski resort. Well-groomed slopes, competent instructors, and excellent food. The town is beautiful. An ideal destination for both teenagers and families with children. 5 stars

• All
• Buses operate until 8pm.