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.:. Walking through snow 1/1/2010

Hi,

I am visiting Milan from January 5th until 9th. If I would like to spend a day walking through snow, where would you recommend me to go? I just want to spend a day in a village with snow, beautiful lanscape and some cafes, easy to reach by train...

Thanks a lot for the information.

Kind regards

.:. CiaoMilano answer

Hi,

Thanks for writing to CiaoMilano :-)

We would go to Tirano (by train from Milano Centrale: for timetables, see the Ferrovie dello Stato timetable at our Railway webpage) and go by bus to Bormio or possibly take the Bernina train.

Since on January 5 it's probably going to snow again, you may find some closer places around Lake Como (we have ad audioguide about this, though not for wintertime)

Keep in touch and let us know

Happy New Year from CiaoMilano!