Madonna di Campiglio / About the Resort
The pearl of the Dolomites
The ski area of Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta has been confirmed as the best in Italy and the sixth internationally, according to skiresort.info, the leading Austrian portal for winter sports and point of reference for all ski enthusiasts.
With a rating of 4.7 stars out of 5, Madonna di Campiglio excels in its size, wide variety of slopes and the effectiveness of its snowmaking systems, ensuring excellent skiing conditions for enthusiasts around the world.
Furthermore, attention to the maintenance of the pistes and the quality of the services offered, such as restaurants and accommodation facilities, contribute to creating a skiing experience of the highest level. The resort is also particularly suitable for families with children, thanks to the presence of the family park, child discounted ski passes and ski school facilities.
“The pistes were extremely well maintained, the food in all the restaurants and refuges was very good. Varied and interesting.”
Madonna di Campiglio is in the heart of Val Rendena, among the Brenta Dolomites and the glaciers of the Adamello and Presanella. A resort town with about 800 year round inhabitants, is among the most renowned in all of Trentino. It is located at an elevation of 1,550 metres above sea level, in the province of Trento.
In the second half of the nineteenth century, Madonna di Campiglio was a holiday destination for Austrian nobility and wealthy bourgeoise: among its most distinguished guests, being Princess Sissi and Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria.
Today, Madonna di Campiglio is a very popular destination among discerning skiing and winter sports enthusiasts, thanks to its meticulous slopes and rapid ski lift facilities, making it the one of the most renowned ski location in the world.
“I would definitely consider returning to Madonna di Campiglio, and enlisting your help.”
Madonna di Campiglio is also very popular in summer: Its position is perfect for those who enjoy hikes, cycling, and mountain biking. Don’t forget to visit at least one of the five lakes of glacial origin: Serodoli, Gelato, Ritorto, Nero and Lambin.
In addition, the nearby Adamello Brenta Park offers 450 kilometres of mountain trails for either hiking or mountain biking. The landscapes are postcard-worthy, thanks to the wonderful Brenta Dolomites which provide the perfect frame. And on summer evenings, in the heart of the town, you will find restaurants, bars, play areas for the children, and discos for youths.
All year round, Madonna di Campiglio offers varied and high-quality opportunities for discerning tourists both in terms of the accommodation facilities suitable for families with children.
“That was a fantastic hotel and a fantastic resort. The arrangements you made could not have been better.”