During your stay in Bormio, look out for Levissima, Braulio, Brielli, Taneda and Ski Trab.
Mineral water, liqueurs aged in oak casks, boiled sweets and ski equipment are just some of the products made (or bottled) right here in Bormio.
Quality local goods
Braulio
When enjoying a leisurely passeggiata along via Roma in Bormio's old town, just remember that beneath your feet lies a warren of cellars where Amaro Braulio has been made and stored since 1875. Take a guided tour and see the old oak casks used to age this after-dinner treat.
Levissima
Bottled in Capitania, Valdisotto, Levissima is one of the most popular mineral waters in Italy. The water flows from a spring on the edge of the Stelvio National Park in Alta Valtellina and has been bottled and sold since 1936.
Brielli
These hard sweets come in all sorts of flavours, including mountain herbs, fruits and honey. Brielli is a local institution here in Bormio, founded in 1921 when Teodosio Brielli wanted to create a soothing sweet for patients at the sanatorium in Sondalo.
Ski Trab
Here in Bormio, skiing is a serious business. Especially for a certain Giacomo Trabucchi, who in 1946 built the first skis made from solid wood and went on to found what was to become Ski Trab. This renowned ski maker manufactures skis, bindings, poles and other equipment for winter sports like ski touring and cross-country skiing.
Ericini
If you go for a hike here in the summer, you'll find the mountainside is teeming with aromatic Alpine herbs. These same herbs, collected from over 2,000 m above sea level, are used in Ericini's liqueurs. The most well known of which, Taneda, is made using achillea moschata, aka musk milfoil (the name Taneda comes from the flower's name in local dialect).
Events and experiences
Get the most out of your stay, don't miss the many events and activities organised throughout the year in Bormio, Valfurva, Valdidentro, Valdisotto and Sondalo.
Tips and inspiration
Check out our blog for ideas on what to do in and around Bormio; as well as tips, fun facts and stories of locals who have left their mark on the area.
Seven places, one special holiday
Bormio, Valfurva, Valdidentro, Valdisotto and Sondalo are all districts in Alta Valtellina. Together with the Stelvio Pass and the village of Santa Caterina Valfurva, they offer an incredible array of attractions and activities that will make your holiday unforgettable. Highlights include Bormio's old town, the Cancano lakes, Paluaccio Nature Reserve and Val di Rezzalo.
Wellness in Bormio
Unwind at Bormio's thermal spas.
Find your stay, events, services, passes, forecast & webcams
Trying to organise your holiday in Bormio? We've put all the information you need in one place: from which mountain passes are open (so you can plan your journey), to our guide to what's on during your stay, information on which lifts are open, and the opening times for QC Terme Bormio and Bormio Terme. You can also find a list of local restaurants and equipment rental shops.
Any questions?
Our friendly staff are always on hand at our info points to offer help and advice – contact us.
