Location: Province of Sondrio
Top Things to do in Province of Sondrio
- 1. Stelvio Pass
- 2. Palazzo Vertemate Franchi
- 3. Riserva Naturale Val di Mello
- 4. Scuola Sci Azzurra
- 5. Il Parco delle Incisioni Rupestri di Grosio e Castello Visconti Venosta
- 6. Cascate dell'Acqua Fraggia
- 7. Forte Venini di Oga - Valdisotto
- 8. Mottolino Fun Mountain
- 9. Santuario della Beata Vergine di Tirano
- 10. Palazzo Salis e Museo Senza Frontiere
10 Things to Do in Province of Sondrio That You Shouldn't Miss
Province of Sondrio in Italy, from Europe region, is best know for Scenic Drives. Discover best things to do in Province of Sondrio with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Province of Sondrio
1. Stelvio Pass
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By often_crabby-travele - Saint Paul, Minnesota
Looking at the map and planning the next few days it would have been very easy to skip. But you don't guess how cool this place is until you actually see it. Unfortunately, the ski area had closed literally the day before because of unseasonable heat. It was 4C at the base of the ski area. We still took the tram up to see the glacier and it was very pretty. The road is an absolute blast to ride. Bicycles and motorcycles everywhere. And some camper vans. Don't miss it.
2. Palazzo Vertemate Franchi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 132 reviews
The palace is a very beautiful masterpiece of the Renaissance immersed in a charming environment, which provides real life story of a sixteenth-seventeenth-century aristocratic family. The front is simple and essential, surrounded by light and functional spaces as well as the Italian garden with the fishpond and the double exedra-shaped banister.Besides there is the orchard, the vineyard, the chestnut wood and a succession of country and simple buildings for the running of the farms.
Reviewed By GregorsTravels - San Francisco, California
Highly recommended as a stopover or short excursion from Chiavenna. The building was originally constructed as a hunting castle. After a giant landslide destroyed most of the local town, it was used as a main residence. The rustic exterior belies the opulent interior with rich wood carvings, paintings, furniture, etc. The tour is fun and brings the history of the palace to life.
3. Riserva Naturale Val di Mello
Overall Ratings
5 based on 314 reviews
Reviewed By Carina B - Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
This is one of the most beautiful mountain Valleys I have ever been to. Good for walking, climbing or simply relaxing. It was simply stunning -wild flower meadows and Forests, ringed by snow capped Mountains and a river flowing through. Perfect alpine scenery.
4. Scuola Sci Azzurra
Overall Ratings
5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Gwenola M - Province of Milan, Italy
Fantastic school for our 4 year boy who attended 6 2hours sessions in the morning. Thanks to the instructors for the energy, patience and experience to deal with children and ... their parents. On Friday, all are happy to participate to the slalom. Thank you again.
5. Il Parco delle Incisioni Rupestri di Grosio e Castello Visconti Venosta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
The Rock Engraving Park (Parco Incisioni Rupestri) is an Archaeological Park situated in Grosio and Grosotto, two villages in the valley Valtellina in the north of Italy (Region of Lombardy). The park was founded in 1978 to conserve, study and develop the Cultural Heritage on the Dosso dei Castelli (Castle Hill).
Reviewed By jamory11 - Jackson, WY
My girlfriend and I were lucky enough to borrow a car from a friend and check out this spot this past August. It's free, for starters, which is nice, and is set slightly up the slope from the town of Grosio. There is a small office with information on the park and a person to answer any questions (a good time to practice your Italian). The rock face with all the iron age carvings is a beautiful piece of rock south facing. You can walk all over it after you take your shoes off to find the carvings. It's a bit difficult to find them at first, especially if it's flat light, but use the map they have off to one side, and you'll get them eventually. There's an old castle to see as well and several trails that head up the Mountains if you're feeling adventurous. Highly recommended.
6. Cascate dell'Acqua Fraggia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 498 reviews
Reviewed By adsbaruf - Sydney, Australia
If driving, a road well worth travelling is from St. Moritz through Valchiavenna and the surrounding valley, down to Lake Como. It starts with bends and hairpin turns, but so picturesque, it’s hard to describe how the scenery changes from viewing lakes, rolling hills and snow-capped Mountains both near and far from the roadside, to Mountains that seem to change shape with each passing kilometre. There are several small towns or villages along the way if you need or want to stop. One spot worth stopping at is the waterfall known as the Cascate Acqua Fraggia at Piuro – follow the signs and there are usually other people stopping there also. There’s an area to park and then take a short walk to the waterfall. We were there in September, which was a good time of year and it offered great photo opportunities, although almost any season would be worth a visit.
7. Forte Venini di Oga - Valdisotto
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Onlygoodfoods - Bologna, Italy
Curios place, with an amazing view. Advice to take a ride in the area and entering the museum. Also not far to walk you will find the Paluaccio Oga (The important nature reserve (some 30 hectares) known as "Paluaccio di Oga" lies around Forte Venini a humid peaty area characterised by dome-shaped sphagnum (bog moss) alternatin with small water puddles. The typical peat-bog vegetation is rich with very rares species. Vaste pine, spruce, larch and stone pinewoods surround the marsh. The specific features of Paluaccio di Oga are really unusual for our alpine regions, and that adds to its scietific value.)
8. Mottolino Fun Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
If you're looking for fun in Livigno, Mottolino is the right place! A ski-area in winter and a bike park in summer offers you a 365 days of fun.
Reviewed By Pier Luigi D
I have been here a number of times and every time I am enjoying the skiing.
The number of lifts is not very high but the possibilities of skiing downhill is multiplied by a big number of possibilities. There is a good opportunity for every level of skiing ability.
There are also a good variety of snow parks where one can enjoy different tricks and jumps.
All of the above is completed with a variety of restaurants and Mountains huts where one can take well deserved rest, with food and drinks and music
9. Santuario della Beata Vergine di Tirano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 679 reviews
10. Palazzo Salis e Museo Senza Frontiere
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 164 reviews
The red swiss UNESCO train ends in TIRANO a relevant political centre in the 16the century. In the ancient centre the magnificent Palazzo Salis (16th century),can now be visited with its all fresco and plasterwork decorated rooms,furnished and fit out with precious documents like the original count letter by the emperor Leopold I. A cosy barock church and a rare italian style garden complete the visit. Special promotion offers for guided tour of Palazzo Salis + typical lunch.
Reviewed By Irma F
Tourists in Tirano should really pay this magnificent place a visit. Kind and helpful staff and an audioguide is included in the price. Learn about the rich history of the Salis family and admire the barock and rokoko style fresco illusion paintings. Situated right next to the San Martino church.
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