Alagna

Here is a selection of movies which we hope help to give you a good understanding of the Alagna and Monterosa Ski area today as well as the history that surrounds the area. Alagna Telemark Freeride Alagna in Winter Alagna Tribute Monter...

Alagna is small village and therefore with little or no village traffic is a very family friendly place. There is a beginners area called "Wold" which is a 5 minute drive up from the main village. Here children and adults alike can learn the bas...

Alagna is nestled under the towering Monte Rosa mountain. This majestic mountain range is a natural border dividing Italy and Switzerland. Alagna’s unique architecture of small wooden houses and hamlets with overhanging roofs and wooden ...

Ski Passes There are many different options for ski passes on the Monte Rosa. We can pre book your ski pass and choose the most appropriate pass for your needs. There are some age discounts for children of a certain age and also for babies, as wel...

We have partnered with Sport Haus Centro Burton for all our client boot and ski hire. The rental shop is located at entrance to the village and the team, lead by Franz (pictured on the right), offer a good range of equipment for everyone.  Th...

Alagna is best known for its off-piste and whether for the first time or for a life time, you are sure to find untouched powder. Set beneath the second highest mountain in Europe, the Monte Rosa, and falling within the highest European National Pa...

ALAGNA Small, attractive Italian ski resort, in the Pedemont region of Italy. THE MOUNTAIN Monte Rosa, the second highest mountain in Europe at 4634metres. 3 VALLEYS Ski over the three Italian Valleys, Alagna Valsesia (Piedemont), Ayas ...

Our recommendation Provide us with your flight details and we will take care of the rest, making sure that you arrive without the stress of map reading or indeed trying to fit everything into that slightly more economical hire car. Private mini...

Alagna is situated in the Piedmont region, on the Italian/Swiss border, just 1 1/2 hours from Milan. At 1200 metres altitude, Alagna is nestled in the shadow of one of Europe's highest mountains the Monte Rosa and presents a haven for ski enthusia...

The Walsers’ ancestors were the Alemmans, a Germanic population who, in Roman times, inhabited the area of the present-day Swarbia in southern Germany.  With the fall of the Roman Empire, they began to move south through the valleys th...

The Alta Valsesia became a national park in 1979 and is the highest park in Europe. The territory it covers starts at 1000 metres in the Rimella and Fobello valley, reaching 4559 metres at the Regina Margherita Observatory ...

The food in Alagna varies from local and typical dishes to pizzas and pasta. There are some excellent restaurants and we have tried to give you an insight into bars and cafes to choose from.Nightlife in Alagna gives you a traditional alpine enviro...