Things to see in Livigno

Livigno is a valley, town and commune in the Lombardy region of Italy. Livigno is a pleasant tourist centre frequented both in winter and in summer. It is one of the most important and well-equipped tourist resorts in the Alps. With more than one hundred welcoming hotels, it offers the visitor wonderful holidays in contact with nature and alpine tradition throughout the year.

Lake Gallo (Lake Livigno). Artificial lake at the border with Switzerland which has a capacity of 164 million m, thanks to the Punt da Gall dam, built between 1965 and 1968. Parish Church of Santa Maria Nascente. The construction of the first church dates back to about 1300 AD and is that of Santa Maria Nascente. In the following centuries the churches were made up of S. Antonio, S. Rocco, S. Anna in Trepalle, Florin's Sorrows, Immaculate of Lourdes at Tresenda, Addolorata in Val Federia, Blessed Virgin of Caravaggio and Immaculate of Viera. Apart from the first, which was subsequently consecrated as a parish church, all the others are small in size but rich in small details that make them unique and interesting to visit.

Livigno Dairy, Via Pemont 911, ☏ +39 0342 970432, toll-free: +39 0342 974331. 8am - 7pm. It is here where small milk producers, united in a cooperative, have created a structure that, alongside the processing of dairy products, offers residents and tourists the opportunity to experience all the goodness of milk firsthand.