Sestrière

Ski Sestrière to be high up in a purpose-built Alpine Village. With some fantastic skiing pistes over 400km of pistes, boarders can get into the Milky Way for the best slopes. This ski resort in Italy is best for intermediates but can be enjoyed by all.

Where?

If you choose to ski Sestrière you enter a magnificent area with over 400kms of pistes ideal for all grades awaits you with any ski holiday in this resort. Part of the Vialattea ski area (The Milky Way), 146 runs offer more than 400kms of great skiing amidst spectacular scenery. Just over 100kms from Turin International Airport this resort hosted the 2006 Winter Olympics.

On the slopes

Ski Sestrière ski resort are probably best suited to skiers at an intermediate level, with over 50% of the slopes graded intermediate. There's a good lift system, and with its high altitude and widespread snowmaking faculties, there is almost always top-class snow. Advanced skiers will want to head off-piste for some steep, challenging terrain, while boarders will enjoy the off-piste, even though they don't have any territory of their own. There are also good facilities for beginners.

Ski area

If you ski Sestrière you are also in the ski region of Milky Way.

Off the slopes

Sestrière ski resort is a lively place, with all sorts of options for food and drinks at the end of the day. Pinky Pizzeria is recommended for both for pizzas and drinks, Osteria Barabba offers typical local foods and good wine, while the Cavern has an international menu. Après-ski, popular spots are Irish Igloo (good music), Spotties Bar for cocktails, or if you fancy dancing, Tabata disco. Other activities in the area include ice skating, squash, aerobics, and a fitness room.