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Livigno Italy ski- quick tips what to expect and hope for?

Published on November 24, 2017 | in Italy, Roaming pan By Suzana |

Livigno Italy ski is one of the most unforgettable experiences for my entire family. How we arrived and overcame Livigno we already learned. It was worth it. What I could conclude and can tell you right at the beginning is that either skiing or not skiing in Ligino is for everyone. Both for the ones […]

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Livigno ski resort – the best skiing, fun, food and comfort

Published on November 20, 2017 | in Italy, Roaming pan By Suzana |

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Skiing trip to Livigno ski resort is the most thorough skiing experience I have ever had. It is almost impossible to find a trip of a similar content anywhere in Europe, and I have visited some of the world’s best-known ski resorts. I have spent 7 years skiing there. I’ve been there with my kids, […]

What is climbing in Italy like during winter?

Published on March 13, 2016 | in Italy, Roaming pan, Val Gardena By Suzana |

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First impressions from climbing in Italy Unfortunately, I skipped cross-country skiing this year, although the trails were magnificent and a large number of people were there (only in Alpe di Suise, there were 80km trail for ambitious skiers). Instead, I went on hiking, as climbing the mountain and acquiring a new experience. What to say […]

Why to go skiing in Val Gardena?

Published on March 5, 2016 | in Italy, Roaming pan, Val Gardena By Suzana |

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Why to go skiing in Val Gardena? Skiing regions might be roughly divided into two parts: Sella Ronda (separate ski pass), also known as the skiing paradise, 6 hours of skiing, a circular route around the Sella massive (in both directions). Sella Ronda must be planned well so that on your way back you aren’t late for […]

Two villages but only one ski area in Val Gardena

Published on February 25, 2016 | in Italy, Val Gardena By Suzana |

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How to get to Val Gardena? Val Gardena Val Gardena Valley (the northwest Dolomites, south Tyrol) consists of three villages: Ortisei (at 1236 m), St. Christina (1428m) and Selva (1563) ORTISEI Ortisei is the biggest village and, personally, I like it best. Architecture bears some resemblance to Disneyland, with its colorful buildings. You can get […]