An excellent value for money destination, Italy sits proudly amongst Europe’s elite countries for winter sports. With expansive piste and lift networks, Italy has runs to cater for all proficiencies although better suited to beginners and intermediates. Italy has resorts to appease all types of holidaymakers from après ski enthusiasts looking for a good party to families looking for a quieter break.
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- Ideal for intermediates skiers
- Lively nightlife and great après-ski
- Excellent quality of accommodation and food
- Beautiful landscapes
Peter Hardy Says | "Italy's recent development as an international winter sports destination owed a lot to prices that were appreciably lower than those in other Alpine countries. It has some enduring attractions, such as its good food and wine, jolly atmosphere and splendid scenery." |
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FactsMoney: Italy's currency is the Euro. The most common credit cards accepted are Mastercard and Visa.
Food: Eating out is at a reasonable price as you can get a 3-course meal from €12 and the famous Italian pizza from €4.
Drink: A bottle of wine can be purchased for €5 and also beer is cheaper than in Ireland, with spirits and tea similarly priced.
Language: The official language is Italian with English widely understood.
Important Information- Travelling with children? Be sure that each child has a personal passport. Registration on a parent's passport is no longer sufficient.
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Details
- Ideal for intermediates skiers
- Lively nightlife and great après-ski
- Excellent quality of accommodation and food
- Beautiful landscapes
Peter Hardy Says | "Italy's recent development as an international winter sports destination owed a lot to prices that were appreciably lower than those in other Alpine countries. It has some enduring attractions, such as its good food and wine, jolly atmosphere and splendid scenery." |
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FactsMoney: Italy's currency is the Euro. The most common credit cards accepted are Mastercard and Visa.
Food: Eating out is at a reasonable price as you can get a 3-course meal from €12 and the famous Italian pizza from €4.
Drink: A bottle of wine can be purchased for €5 and also beer is cheaper than in Ireland, with spirits and tea similarly priced.
Language: The official language is Italian with English widely understood.
Important Information- Travelling with children? Be sure that each child has a personal passport. Registration on a parent's passport is no longer sufficient.
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