Livigno San Rocco Plateau Live Cam - Sondrio, Lombardy, Italy

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This webcam captures the Livigno Valley from San Rocco in Lombardy, Italy. In the background, you can see the slopes of Mottolino and the cross-country ski trails. Livigno is located at 1816 meters above sea level and stretches for about 15 kilometers.

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A nighttime, high-angle view of a mostly empty parking lot, illuminated by several lights, with a small town faintly visible in the distance.

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Weather icon -2°C - clear sky
Humidity: 100% Wind: 1 m/s

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Livigno Lombardy Italy 🇮🇹

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Digital Landscapes

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Mountain&Hill Street&Traffic Landscape Nature Sport&Activity Snow&Sun Plain&Plateau Hotel&Indoor CityView
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A nighttime, high-angle view of a mostly empty parking lot, illuminated by several lights, with a small town faintly visible in the distance.
2 hours ago
A nighttime view of a parking lot and building complex, with a distant town illuminated by lights in the background.
8 hours ago
A partly cloudy day reveals a mountain valley town with a road, several buildings, and vehicles, with snow-capped mountains in the background.
14 hours ago
A partly sunny view of a valley town nestled among snow-capped mountains, with several cars parked in a lot near a building.
20 hours ago
A nighttime, high-angle view of a mostly empty parking lot illuminated by artificial lights, with a distant town faintly visible in the background.
1 day ago
A nighttime view of a parking lot with several vehicles, a building, and a distant town illuminated by lights.
1 day ago
A partly cloudy day reveals a mountainous landscape with a village nestled in a valley, featuring several buildings, vehicles, and open grassy areas.
1 day ago
A partly cloudy day reveals a mountainous landscape with a village nestled in a valley, featuring buildings, vehicles, and grassy areas.
1 day ago
Information About the City :

Livigno is an Alpine mountain town in Lombardy, Italy, nestled in the valley of the Spöl River, near the Swiss border.

Its isolated location and duty-free status have shaped its unique identity and thriving tourism industry.

Originally a Roman outpost, Livigno evolved into a small agricultural community before experiencing significant growth in the 20th century due to tourism and tax-free shopping.

The town's economy is heavily reliant on winter sports, especially skiing and snowboarding, which attract visitors from around the world.

Livigno has a vibrant local culture, with traditions such as the "Scià" (a traditional sleigh race) and the "Palio delle Contrade" (a horse race).

Despite its small size, Livigno has a diverse population of over 6,000 permanent residents, largely employed in tourism-related sectors.

The town boasts a rich culinary heritage, with local specialties including "pizzoccheri" (buckwheat pasta with cheese and vegetables), "sciatt" (deep-fried cheese balls), and "bresaola" (air-dried beef).

Livigno's scenic landscapes and unspoiled nature offer ample opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and fishing.

The Mottolino Fun Mountain is a renowned ski resort, featuring 27 ski lifts and 115 km of slopes, catering to skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

The town's duty-free status makes it a popular destination for shopping, offering a wide range of electronics, perfumes, and luxury goods at tax-free prices.

Livigno has played host to numerous international sporting events, including the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup and the Tour de Ski.

The town is home to the Mus! Museo di Livigno e Trepalle, which showcases the region's history, culture, and traditions.

Livigno is easily accessible by road from Switzerland and Italy, via the scenic Bernina Pass.

The town has a strong sense of community, with numerous local clubs and organizations promoting social and cultural activities.

Livigno's natural beauty and unique character have made it a popular destination for filmmakers and photographers, featuring in movies like "The Passion of the Christ.".

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