The Winter Olympics: Between History and the Future
Le Olimpiadi Invernali Milano Cortina 2026 riportano i Giochi in Italia dopo Torino 2006 e coinvolgono alcune delle località alpine più prestigiose. Nate nel 1924, le Olimpiadi Invernali rappresentano oggi uno degli eventi sportivi più seguiti al mondo. L’Alta Valtellina, con Valdidentro, Livigno e Bormio, sarà tra i territori protagonisti, offrendo scenari unici e un’accoglienza di alto livello.
The Olympic Torch Relay in Bormio – January 31
On January 31st, Bormio will take center stage for one of the most exciting moments leading up to the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics: the passage of the Olympic torch. Starting from 1:00 PM, visitors will be able to witness this symbolic and meaningful event, bringing together sport, tradition, and community, and turning the heart of Bormio into a large open-air celebration. A unique opportunity to experience the Olympic spirit up close and be part of a historic moment in the heart of Alta Valtellina.
Bormio and the Alpine Skiing Competitions on the Stelvio Slope
Bormio will host the men’s alpine skiing competitions at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics. The legendary Stelvio slope, renowned for its technical difficulty and speed, is one of the most iconic courses in the world. This event further highlights Bormio as a premier destination for international skiing, easily accessible from Valdidentro.
Last-Minute Olympics Offer: Last Rooms Available
On the occasion of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, the Last-Minute Offer provides the final available rooms.
By staying with us, you can easily reach Livigno and Bormio, avoiding the busiest areas while enjoying relaxation, comfort, and a strategic location.
