Trips to Livigno

Livigno, Italy

Tucked high in a remote valley on the Italian–Swiss border, Livigno is built for snow — at around 1,816m it holds cold, reliable conditions and one of the longest seasons in the Alps. The skiing spreads across two sun-facing sides of the valley, Carosello 3000 and Mottolino, with around 115km of wide pistes — mostly easy-to-intermediate terrain that’s ideal for finding your flow, plus guided off-piste and freeride for when it snows. It’s also a freestyle mecca: Mottolino is rated one of the best snowparks in Italy and Europe, and Livigno hosted the freestyle and snowboard events at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. And off the snow, the whole town is duty-free, so the shopping and après are famously good value — and being Italy, the food is the real deal: traditional pasta, wood-fired pizza, and long lunches in mountain huts that are an event in themselves.