Alpine Wellness
Immerse yourself in nature, engage your senses and soak up the energy and vitality of your surroundings during your stay in Bormio
Wrap your arms around a tree trunk or stop and listen to the sound of the stream and connect with nature.
After a dip in Bormio's hot thermal waters, keep the feeling going when you're out and about. Go for a walk through the forest and tune into your surroundings. Or why not try a Pilates or yoga lesson during your stay in such a spectacular setting.
In Santa Caterina Valfurva you can enjoy a yoga session or try forest bathing – the ancient Japanese practise of spending time in nature to reduce stress and improve mental health – in Parco Isola (home to the cross-country ski trail in winter).
There you’ll find a 100 m sensory trail, where you can take off your shoes and walk barefoot, noting the different sensations underfoot: pebbles, gravel, pine needles, logs, sand and a stream. Let nature awaken your senses and give you an energy boost in the heart of the Stelvio National Park, a haven for biodiversity.
Bormio's thermal waters were once renowned for their curative properties. Many would drink from the Fonte Pliniana, a spring that flows from Mount Reit in the park between the Bagni Nuovi and Bagni Vecchi. The spring is still open to the public today and is worth a visit also to see the pretty grotto that has been built around it.
Nowadays you can benefit from the relaxing, curative properties of our thermal waters through aerosol, mud and thermal water treatments. These are just some of the services available at Bormio Terme in the centre of Bormio. And just outside the main building is the Cinglaccia fountain, fed by the same spring that feeds the spa.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Our friendly staff are always on hand at our info points to offer help and advice – contact us.
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