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Special deal from 10th-17th Jan 2010
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Special deal from 17th-24th Jan 2010
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Bormio Ski vacation
Only our company will include the following services with our Bormio Ski Packages: Meet & Greet on Arrival, Guide on the bus, Ski Guide, Welcome Drink, Orientation Meeting, Ski Orientation, Daily Hospitality Desk, 10% Ski Rent, 1 Typical Dinner, Party & much more!

Bormio Side Trips
Bormio Ski resort offers a wide range of excursions as: wine tasting, walking tours and much more... There is always something to do in Bormio during the day both for the skiers and the NON skiing people.

Bormio Ski vacation
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Bormio Ski Vacation
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Bormio SFam Trips
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Bormio - MUSEUMS

Introduction
There are many museums and historical, artistic and natural sites of interest spread across this region; all of which recount a piece of Valtellina’s civilization. Besides offering an environmental and natural heritage of incomparable beauty, Valtellina also offers a huge amount of cultural heritage and museums that help to relive the main historical events, customs, costumes and traditions of this mountainous land. The collections are rich and include various subjects: they range from traditional civic and historical museums that house collections of art and traces of past civilizations, to interesting ethnographic museums which contain the secrets of this rural civilization, its craft workshops and interesting natural history collections, to the uniqueness of original small museums, such as the Picapreda museum in Novata Mezzola on the quarrying of granite, the museum for the woodcutting industry in Talamona or the historical Fire Museum in Mese, Valchiavenna, which illustrates the evolution of the technical equipment used for fire fighting and the emergency services. Visiting a museum is always an opportunity to understand the region and get closer to the people of Valtellina.
  Alta Valtellina area:
Carlo Donegani Museum - Bormio, Stelvio Pass
Civic Museum - Bormio
Valley Museum - S. Caterina Valfurva
Museum of the Salvage Man - Cosio Valtellino, Sacco
  Morbegno area:
Ecomuseum of the Bitto Valley - Albaredo per S.Marco
Forester Museum - Talamona
Valmasino Museum - Valmasino, San Martino
Wine Museum - Morbegno, Cerido
Dosso Mill - Rasura
  Sondrio - Valmalenco area:
Historical Museum of the Motorcycle - Sondrio, Mossini
Parish Museum and the Ethnographic Museum - Ponte in Valtellina
Valmalenco Museum - Chiesa in Valmalenco
Valtellina Museum of History and Art - Sondrio
De Piro Castle at Grumello - Montagna in Valtellina
Masegra Castle - Sondrio
Documentation Centre for Protected Areas - Sondrio
Ca’ Zoia and Ca’ Mazza Mill - Montagna in Valtellina
Fulvio Grazioli Mineral Collection - Sondrio
  Tirano area:
Civic Museum Villa Visconti - Grosio
D’Oro Lambertenghi Museum House - Tirano
Ethnographic Museum - Tirano
Besta Palace - Teglio
Salis Palace - Tirano
Rupestrian Inscriptions Park - Grosio
Wine press and mill - Grosotto
  Valchiavenna area:
Museum and Piuro excavations - Piuro
Museum of Val Codera - Novate Mezzola, Codera
Jewellery Museum and the Baptistery - Chiavenna
Paradise Park, Valchiavenna Museum - Chiavenna
Picapreda Museum - Novate Mezzola
Valchiavenna Fire Brigade Museum - Mese
Via Spluga and Val San Giacomo Museum (Mu.Vi.S.) - Campodolcino
Cà Bardassa (Bardassa House) - Campodolcino, Fraciscio
Forge of Gallivaggio - San Giacomo Filippo
Valchiavenna Fire Brigade Museum - Mese
Vertemate Franchi palace - Prosto di Piuro
Museums in Bormio
One of the best things to do in Venice is to take some time wandering along the canals off the main tourist track. Venice has many fine attractions and museums. Here are some of the top things to see in Venice:
Civic Museum, Since 1962 Palazzo De Simoni (seventeenth century), within the historic centre of Bormio has housed the Civic Museum. Fourteen rooms, some of which decorated with baroque stuccatures and frescos, house the objects divided into two sections, art-historical and ethnographic. It is a collection of around 3,000 objects that documents the culture, art and crafts, work, folklore and the religious life of the Bormio people. A carpenter’s and cobbler’s workshops are displayed in a period reconstruction. A small cellar houses equipment used in the different phases of processing milk, whilst a spacious room holds the equipment used for farming and milling grains. A large coach that until 1915 was in service along the mountain pass can be found in the museum along with carts, gigs and sleighs. The collection of old skis used for various Nordic skiing disciplines, alpine and ski-jumping, are not to be forgotten, next to skis, snow-shoes and ice-skates. The museum also has an interesting collection of spinning-wheels, wire-brushes, wool-winders and spindles for the manufacturing of wool and linen as well as a big loom, which demonstrate the importance of the textile industry for women in the area. The holiness and devotion of the Bormio people is also evident in the collections of over 100 ex-votive tablets in a simple popular style, from the Sanctuary of SS. Crocefisso di Combo in Bormio. A further room houses relics and military artefacts from the war of independence, and most of all from the First World War. The art section has portraits, paintings, furniture, frescos, screens, altar-pieces, crosses and commodes, evidence of the religiousness of the local culture.
Opening hours Winter season 2009/10
From 8th January to 24th April: everyday 03.00pm-07.00pm
Closed on Sundays Easter period: 9th, 10th, 11th, 13th April 10.00am-12.30pm/03.00pm-07.00pm
Mineral & Natural Museum, Whoever wants to understand the profound secrets of the earth and its minerals can find, in Via Ortigara 2, the Edy Romani collection, which is an important reference for scholars of minerals and a priceless map of treasures from the mountains and the Sondrio province. In the museum, which opened its doors in 1972, you can find a collection of minerals and crystals gathered not only in Valtellina, but also from the rest of the world, thanks to the passion of a man called Romani for ‘flowers of rock’, its definition of minerals. Besides the collection there are detailed reconstructions of natural settings and a laboratory with a stone cutter.
Opening hours Winter season 2009/10
Everyday: 9.00-12.30 and 03.00pm-07.00pm
Booking required for groups (ask your local Rep or Italy Europe Tours)
Admission: Adults: €2,00 Children up to 14 years: €1,50
Botanical garden Rezia, The garden found in via Sertorelli on the outskirts of Bormio’s town centre offers the opportunity to admire, without the need for carrying out long and demanding excursions, the main types of plants in the Stelvio National Park. With a surface area of around 14,000 sq.m at the feet of the Reit mountain it contains more than 2,500 types of plants organised into four sections: the flora of the Stelvio National Park; phytogeographical collections from alpine areas, European, the rest of the world, the Artic and the Antarctic, permanent collections and an arboretum. The flowering in the May to June months delivers spectacular colours and aromas.
Closed in winter