Location: Bormio
Top Things to do in Bormio
Things to do in Bormio, Lombardy: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Bormio has literally been a tourist hot spot for centuries—ever since Roman times, visitors have flocked to its thermal hot springs. Today, most tourists come from other cities in Italy. Not into getting overheated? You’ll find great skiing (including a downhill course used on the World Cup circuit), or you could explore the medieval town center.
Restaurants in Bormio
1. Stelvio Pass
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,905 reviews
Reviewed By S9115QRchrisr - Guildford, United Kingdom
What a fabulous place to go. Named as the 7th or 8th toughest mountain climb on a road bike in Europe it’s worthy of its special position. We did it in snow and it made for an amazing adventure. Probably not very clever though on the way down. Watch out it gets incredibly cold on your hands and arms going down hill at speed. And yes we had every kind of top and under garment on! It’s just a killer! Watch out for black ice and be careful with the mountain tunnels! The views are fab but we missed it all due to snow and mist. But we enjoyed it still the same. An amazing adventure you’ll never forget. Enjoy!!
2. Il Ponte Di Combo
3. Passo di Gavia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 718 reviews
Reviewed By Maitlandboy - Maitland, Australia
Lovely yet challenging ride from Bormio. Great scenery along the whole route. Plenty of motorcycle traffic to contend with, so caution is required. Was a wonderfully warm day, however I'm sure it could get a little chilly at the top.
4. Chiesa Collegiata di Bormio
5. Bormio Ski
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Official winter opening: 30 November 2019. Bormio Ski is a company founded in 1966 and house of the World Cup Men’s Downhill on the legendary Stelvio slope. Our resort has been chosen to host the 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Bormio Ski is defined as the vertical fun for its slopes over 3,000 meters, a vertical drop of 1,800 meters and fun attractions like the funslopes, floodlit slopes and the snowpark.
Reviewed By SJK60 - Surrey, United Kingdom
Slopes are accessible from the town, lots of Hotels and typical Italian shops and cafes. Lots of varied skiing going as high as Bormio 3000. Also good for late season skiers and non skiers as plenty of activities available in the town when the snow has gone in the valley but remains on the mountain. Plenty of mountain bars in which to take a break from the skiing.
