Bormio is a popular winter sports resort
and was the site of the Alpine World Ski Championships
in 1985 and 2005.
It annually hosts the Alpine Ski World Cup.
The town is noted for several hot springs that provide water to three thermal baths.
Bormio lies in the northeast of the Lombardy region
at the top of the Valtellina valley,
a broad glacial valley formed by the Adda River
that flows down into Lake Como.
Permanent population is 4,000 people.
The Pista Stelvio, named after Stelvio Pass,
is one of the most challenging downhill courses
in the world.
Bormio is also known for its medieval town center
and the presence of Villa Erba and Villa Bernasconi.
Passo dello Stelvio
One of Europe’s highest and most dramatic mountain passes, famed for cycling and alpine views.
Bormio Ski Area
A major ski resort offering long pistes and World Cup downhill runs.
Bagni Vecchi Thermal Baths
Ancient Roman-era hot springs with cliffside pools overlooking the valley.
Bagni Nuovi Thermal Baths
Modern spa complex with outdoor thermal gardens and wellness circuits.
Bormio Terme
Family-friendly thermal baths with pools, saunas, and wellness facilities.
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Historic Center of Bormio
Medieval streets, stone houses, and alpine charm.
Piazza Cavour
The main square framed by historic buildings and mountain views.
Collegiata dei Santi Gervasio e Protasio
A Romanesque church with centuries of local history.
Museo Civico di Bormio
Exhibits on alpine culture, traditions, and local heritage.
Torre Alberti
A medieval tower symbolizing Bormio’s historic wealth and autonomy.
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Via Roma
A lively pedestrian street with shops, cafés, and local specialties.
Stelvio National Park
A vast protected area with wildlife, forests, and high-altitude trails.
Valfurva
A scenic valley offering hiking, climbing, and nature excursions.
Valdidentro
Known for alpine landscapes, lakes, and outdoor activities.
Bormio 2000 & Bormio 3000
Cable-car stations offering panoramic views and access to high-mountain trails.
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Hiking Trails around Bormio
Routes ranging from gentle walks to challenging alpine ascents.
Church of San Vitale
A small historic church with frescoes and local religious art.
Local Alpine Farms
Traditional mountain huts producing cheese and regional products.
Bormio Golf Club
A scenic alpine golf course surrounded by peaks.
Winter & Summer Outdoor Activities
Snowshoeing, cycling, horseback riding, and guided excursions in the surrounding valleys.
