Livigno - Community Reviews & Ratings

An incredible ski town, perfect for families. Friendly people , amazing food and incredible accommodations. Mostly local Italians so not too touristy.

Been here 11 times. Great skiing January to April. Huge selection of runs from blues to blacks. The whole town is focused on tourism and skiing. Prices are reasonable. Highly recommended for families.

Tax free on so cheap food and drink. Tricky place to ge to however. Flew to Bergamo and drove up 3 hours - but worth it! Good amount of skiing, not too crowded yet lively apres if that's what you wish. Food in the local restaurants was the highlight!

It was very cold whilst there. They were making snow most days, both sides of the valley. All the pistes were in good condition, even when it was windy there was somewhere to ski.There are plenty of places to eat on the mountains both sides, a couple of expensive ones, cheap by Swiss resort prices but good quality.Great town for bargains as it is duty free, paid excellent price for skis and bindings. Great restaurants in the town, and there is some lively apres.

Great for any level with an abundance of instructors, had a great time. Great value for money and something for everyone. Would highly recommend

Great resort, nice food and fun runs. Recommend to Groups looking for a good mix of apres and beginner friendly slopes

Great place, hard snow due to very cold temperatures (-20°C when I was there), beautiful surroundings

Been coming here ever since I remember, first as a child and then with my own children. There truly is something for everyone whether you're a beginner or advanced. Can't wait to be back in 6 weeks!

Great resort on the Swiss / Italian border. High up so snow is always pretty good. Very rarely goes above freezing during the season. Food is excellent and so much more reasonable than France, Switzerland or Austria. Just a lovely place to be.

Visited Livigno several times and is a favourite of mine. Conditions are always great. Slope are brilliant. Transport around the resort is top notch. Great value for money.

Very fun & playful resorts, lots of "fun runs" and snow parks. Good apres although can be quieter on some nights. Shops for alcohol & aftershave etc are very cheap due to being a tax free resort. There was a small snowpark right behind our apartment with a button lift, you could ski from this park across to the main gondola. Due to not being able to access the park by skiing from the resort to the park, it was always empty, and we had a snowpark to ourselves most of the time.

Quite a small ski area so if you like to travel on pirate probably not the best area for you. The town is long and stretched out with loads of good shops and bars. Being Duty free means there are good deals to be had and prices are generally good fir food and drink too.

One of my favourites resorts. Great fun and lovely slopes. Always sunny and apres ski never disappoints!

Been to Livigno 8 or 9 times now. Although a big draw is the duty free tax status if the area, the easily accessible off-piste areas are a huge bonus. Massive attraction for people wanting a safer experience in powder, with the main zones leading to paths & roads where you can safely find your way back from.

Unreal place. Plenty to do. Well looked after mountain. Lively but also family friendly. Highly recommend to any ski ability

Really great resort for the money. Great food and friendly locals. Just on the small side for more advanced skiers but still very good

Livigno, amazing place where snow arrives early and still can hit perfect power days in march. Great snowparks, groomed pistes, huge off piste, heli ski option available, great apres ski. Duty free village offers friendly prices to everything. Overall been snowboarding more then 10 years been lots of different resorts and this is place where I'm ready to return

Travelled here with friends for a ski holiday and really enjoyed the place as a whole. The ski parks are a highlight for me with options for every ability in Livigno. Think there could be better options for some lower abilities as the bottom of the mountains can be limited for newer skiers

My first time ever going to livingo, Italy was in 2017 where i had a ski-school to teach me how to get the basics down, it was perfect as they taught me the fundamentals of snow-plow and got some progress with parallel skiing. The food was 10/10 and it was the best time of my life. As of recent years I have started to use the ski parks more, also pretty decent, 8/10, and I had an awesome private instructor called Luca to teach me basic tricks, like the Japan grab, or spins like 180 / 360, the whole area has had some new renovations in late years, it is now easy to access everything and has a nice modern feel when your taking the gondola. I fully recommend trying this place out, there usually pretty good snowfall too

Livigno is a hidden gem. It's a duty free area so food and drink are cheap. Staying there is cheap but it's at a high altitude so you're guaranteed snow. Tons of cheap places to eat out and loads of bars and clubs. Only downside is it takes a while to get there, but it's worth it. Slopes are wide and flowing.