Livigno is located on the sun-drenched side of the Lombardy Alps, not far from St. Moritz. The popular resort is situated at a snow-sure 1,816 m, and hosts several international competitions; it is also known across its borders as a duty-free shopping paradise. The district Trepalle (1,900-2,250 m) is the highest permanently inhabited settlement in Europe.

Traditional wooden houses dot the village, and the resorts location on the southern side of the Alps ensures that the valley is drenched with sun. The broad pistes are always well prepared, and the attractive snow parks offer boarders all that their hearts desire. After a day of skiing the cosy mountain lodges invite you in for a bit of apres ski with Italian flair. Or look around some of the duty-free shops and enjoy tax-free shopping. In Livigno's duty-free zone, you'll be able to purchase not just perfume, alcohol and cigarettes (with restrictions on export), but also clothes, watches, cameras, and petrol at up to 40% savings! Prices are also reasonable near the slopes, meaning one thing: More holiday for less money!

In the ski area and valley stations there are many cosy mountain restaurants offering big-time après ski fun! Livigno does not pale in comparison to Austrian après ski destinations. Be sure you try the regional speciality "Bombardino", a warm drink that will make your Livigno après ski unforgettable! With the choice between many bars, pubs, cafes, cosy restaurants as well as a wine bar and disco, you're sure never to be bored after a day on the slopes! Further attractive offers include tobogganing, ice skating, ice climbing, 10 km of winter hiking trails, snowmobiling, horseback riding, bowling, billiards, sauna, a pool and a fitness centre. Those wanting to get to know Livigno's traditional and cultural side can take a tour through the various churches. One of them is from the 17th century and houses interesting art treasures.