Livigno Resort facilities

Ski Schools
Resort facilities in Livigno include a well-respected ski school, offering classes for all abilities – from absolute beginners through to advanced skiers looking to learn new tricks and techniques. The ski school at Livigno offers a personalised approach, with a limit of 10 students per class. Snow boarders in Livigno can also hone their boarding skills at the school.

Children
Children on a ski holiday in Livigno will be very well looked after. There are two kindergartens in the resort, and most of the larger hotels offer child-minding services. There is a Mini Club at the ski school, with good instruction for children and teens, and a baby club accepts babies  and toddlers from 18-36 months. A cinema and several computer games arcades will keep boredom at bay for older children and teenagers, and with a fantastic range of winter sports and lively off-piste activities such as husky sledding and tobogganing, ski holidays in Livigno cater for all ages.

Dining
With over 100 restaurants, cafes and snack bars to choose from, skiers in Livigno need never eat in the same place twice. From hearty, traditional Italian soups, pizzas and pasta to quick slopeside burgers, food in Livigno caters to all tastes and pockets.  There’s plenty of opportunity to walk off those calories - Restaurants are spread across the four villages and five kilometres of road that make up the resort of Livigno. Fine dining can be found at many of the resort’s upscale hotels, whose restaurants welcome non-guests.

Apres-ski 
Apres-ski in Livigno is a lively affair, with slope-side bars filling up as soon as the lifts close, and bars and nightclubs buzzing until the small hours. Apres-ski in Livigno is not a ‘party with your boots on’ affair – skiers tend to relax with post-slope schnapps before heading back home to prepare for the night ahead. As a result, bars and restaurants are generally quiet. Opportunities for active pursuits – from paragliding to ice climbing – abound, and wonderful spa facilities are available to those seeking to soothe tired limbs.

Town facilities
Skiers in Livigno will find the resort is very well equipped, with all the facilities you could want from a ski resort. Across the four individual villages that make up the resort, skiers will find a post office, bank, medical station, pharmacy, tourist information, boutiques, shopping malls and several supermarkets. The spread-out nature of the resort means that travel by car, taxi or bus may sometimes be necessary.

Shopping
The resort’s tax-free status makes ski holidays in Livigno a real paradise for shopaholics and bargain hunters. More than 200 shops can be found in Livigno, all offering duty-free bargains. Fine foods and fragrances, cigars, sunglasses and luxury clothing can all be found during a ski holiday in Livigno.

The slopes
The wide, sunny slopes of Livigno are perfect for mixed-ability groups. The resort is well equipped for the beginner and intermediate level skier, while more advanced skiers can enjoy 17km of difficult slopes, as well as some challenging off-piste skiing and good tree runs. Snow coverage is good, particularly on the higher slopes - the highest lift reaches 3,000m and the lowest 1,800m. The total vertical drop measures 1,200m. There are good facilities for boarders, including a board park. Forty kilometres of cross-country trails are also available to skiers in Livigno.