Hidden among snow-capped peaks on the border between Italy and Switzerland, Livigno will transform into one of the most vibrant hubs of the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. With its international atmosphere, warm hospitality and state-of-the-art infrastructure, Livigno will host the spectacular races in snowboarding e freestyle skiing, delivering thrills, breathtaking jumps and pure adrenaline.
Where the competitions take place
The heart of the competitions will be the Mottolino Snowpark, one of the best in Europe, already known to fans for its variety of structures and jumps. Events such as big air, slopestyle e halfpipe, with the world's top athletes ready to compete in spectacular stunts. The areas will be equipped with panoramic grandstands, giant screens, food areas and fan zones to ensure an immersive experience for even the most inexperienced visitors.
In addition to Mottolino, some adjacent areas will host training sessions and side activities, including meetings with athletes and children's workshops dedicated to winter sports.
How to get to Livigno
- By car: accessible from Bormio via the Foscagno Pass, or from Switzerland via the Tunnel Munt La Schera (fee). In winter, some routes may require snow tires or chains.
- By train: the nearest stations are. Tirano (connected with Milan) and Zernez (CH), both connected to Livigno by official Olympic shuttles.
- Olympic Services: during the Games will be available free and frequent shuttles between Olympic venues, interchange parking lots and major tourist reception centers.
Livigno will be equipped with multilingual signage, volunteer staff and dedicated infopoints to assist visitors in finding their way around and getting around with ease.
Where to stay
Livigno boasts a wide range of accommodations for every taste and budget: charming hotels, wooden chalets nestled in the snow, modern residences, B&Bs and private apartments. Booking well in advance is recommended, especially in the areas closest to the Mottolino and to Trepalle, strategic to reach the facilities.
Many hotels will offer special "Olympics 2026" packages with included services such as ski passes, transfers to venues and typical Valtellina dinners.
Beyond the races: sports, shopping and wellness
Livigno is one of the most popular Alpine destinations not only for sports, but also for the duty-free shopping, a peculiarity that makes it unique in Italy. After attending the events, you can relax at local spas and wellness centers, try the Nordic ski slopes, or simply stroll along the lively pedestrian center among brand-name boutiques, artisan stores, restaurants and local eateries.
Among the not-to-be-missed experiences: a cabin dinner with snowmobile ascent, a snowshoe hike at sunset, or an adrenaline-filled day in the freeride areas.
Don't miss the local cuisine: pizzoccheri, polenta taragna, sciatt, alpine meats and as sweet as the zelten valtellinese, accompanied by a glass of valtellina superiore DOCG Or from an herbal schnapps.
Tickets and practical info
Tickets are already on sale at milanocortina2026.org. Each ticket includes free access to local public transportation on event days and allows entrance to fan zones.
The official Olympics app will offer real-time updates, personalized notifications, interactive maps, weather forecasts and useful tips for getting around the venues and not missing the most important events.
Conclusion
Attending the Olympic competitions in Livigno is much more than a sporting spectacle: it is an immersion in an authentic alpine culture, made of nature, tradition and hospitality. In an atmosphere of festivity and international sharing, Livigno will know how to give you an unforgettable Olympic experience, between emotions on the snow and moments of pure well-being.
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