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Valtellina: tourism, nature, sport and flavours in the Alps

From the snowy peaks of the Stelvio to the terraced vineyards of the valley floor, Valtellina is one of the most complete Alpine destinations in Italy. This site presents webcams, news and updated information to help you plan your holiday in the Province of Sondrio.

The area is divided into 5 tourist regions, all explorable through our map:

• Alta Valtellina - a skiing paradise between Bormio and Livigno
• Tirano - a crossroads of culture and flavours
• Sondrio - the provincial capital among art and vineyards
• Morbegno - gateway to the valley and home of taste
• Valchiavenna - history, nature and Alpine passes

VALTELLINA is the quality brand of the Province of Sondrio, embracing Valtellina and Valchiavenna, the lateral valleys and the whole surrounding territory: from the valley floor to the peaks, passing through many historic villages. Valtellina is shaped by the Adda river, which rises in Val Alpisella above Cancano (Val Fraele) and flows into Lake Como. Valchiavenna descends from the Spluga and Maloja passes, crossed by the Mera river, which also flows into Lake Como.

Things to do in Valtellina

Whether you are looking for sport, relaxation or culture, Valtellina offers experiences for every season:

• Skiing and winter sports - international-level slopes in Bormio and Livigno, host area of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
• Sentiero Valtellina - a 115 km cycle path along the Adda river to Lake Como
• Grand Tour Alta Rezia - the panoramic route linking Valtellina and Engadine, with different itineraries through Italy and Switzerland (some passes close in winter)
• Thematic guides - to plan your passion: hiking, food and wine, culture and much more

Typical products of Valtellina

Discover the gastronomic excellence that has made the Valtellina brand famous worldwide: pizzoccheri, IGP bresaola (brisaola in Valchiavenna) and great DOCG wines are just some of the best-known typical products of Valtellina. The areas of Morbegno and Sondrio are especially known for agriculture, while Bormio and Livigno, at higher altitude, stand out as international tourist destinations.

How to get to and around Valtellina

Valtellina is crossed by the SS 38 state road, which connects Colico to Bolzano via the Stelvio Pass (closed in winter). We recommend public transport as a convenient and sustainable alternative. Before travelling, check the seasonal opening of the Alpine passes.

The section of the Central Alps including Valtellina, Engadine and the surrounding territories forms the historic region of Alta Rezia.