Over the years, we’ve explored its slopes and charming alpine villages, there’s a reason why we keep coming back.
There’s something special about skiing together in the Dolomites or Aosta Valley, enjoying quiet runs in the morning, and then relaxing over a warm drink or casual dinner in the evening.

Skiing in Italy doesn’t have to break the bank.
Over the years, I’ve explored dozens of resorts across the Alps and found that you can enjoy incredible slopes, charming villages, and authentic Italian atmosphere without paying the premium you might find in more famous destinations.

“My first ski trip to the Italian Alps was a real eye-opener. Until then I’d only mainly skied in Australia, so stepping into those quiet alpine villages— was unforgettable.
Crisp mountain air, cobbled streets, and charming chalets created a sense of  excitement. Italy combines world-class skiing with culture, history, and cuisine—something I’ve grown to love over years of visiting.

From the jagged peaks of the Dolomites to the snow-capped mountains of Lombardy and Valle d’Aosta, the country provides ski experiences that appeal to all travelers.

When most families think of ski holidays in Europe, France, Austria, and Switzerland often come to mind first.
But Italy has quietly become one of the best destinations for family ski trips—combining breathtaking mountain scenery, excellent value, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes traveling with kids easier and more enjoyable.
The Italian Alps and Dolomites are home to some of the most family-friendly resorts in Europe, where skiing is only part of the fun.

Nestled in the heart of the Dolomites in Italy’s South Tyrol region, Val Gardena is a world-renowned ski destination famous for its stunning landscapes.

The “Queen of the Dolomites” combines luxury alpine glamour with UNESCO World Heritage mountain scenery of dramatic limestone peaks. Italy’s premier ski resort hosts 2026 Winter Olympics while offering world-class skiing, via ferrata climbing routes, designer shopping, and sophisticated Italian mountain cuisine in breathtaking alpine settings

Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Matterhorn, Cervinia ski resort is one of Italy’s finest. Officially known as Breuil-Cervinia, offering excellent snow conditions, vast ski area, and stunning views of the iconic Matterhorn Mountain.

Alta Badia is one of the best places to ski in the Dolomites, it has gentle slopes accessible from several villages and is a great base for exploring the Sella Ronda.

Madonna di Campigilo is one of the world best ski resorts, and certainly one of Italys most famous, ranking up there with Cortina d’Ampezzo as one of the brightest jewels in the country’s crown.

Courmayeur nestled at the foot of Mont Blanc in the Italian Alps, is a picturesque resort that offers some of the best skiing and mountain experience in Italy.