The apartment is located on the main street of Aprica, a tourist resort much appreciated for its natural heritage that attracts visitors both in winter and summer.
This warm and welcoming two-room apartment represents the ideal refuge to dedicate yourself to relaxation and spend unforgettable holidays.
The studio is spacious and furnished with extreme care. It has an open kitchen, a double bed and a relaxation area with TV and armchairs, as well as a bathroom with a large shower. From the balcony you can enjoy a pleasant panorama, overlooking the ski slopes.
How to reach Aprica:
By Car
From the SOUTH there are two directions to get to Aprica, Milan and Verona:
167 km. MILAN – Lecco – Sondrio – APRICA
180 km. VERONA – Brescia – Edolo – APRICA
From the NORTH there are two directions to get to Aprica, Zurich and Munich:
275 km. ZURICH – Julier Pass – Bernina Pass – Tirano – APRICA
342 km. MUNICH – Garmisch – Bernina Pass – Tirano – APRICA
By Train
Aprica can be reached by bus from the Tirano train station (16 km) and from the Edolo train station (15 km).
By Plane:
Aprica can be reached from Milan airports by train, bus, taxi, rental car.
Aprica in winter: Aprica is part of the Aprica-Corteno ski area, which offers over 50 km of slopes distributed in four interconnected ski areas thanks to 17 modern ski lifts. The most historic area of the area is Palabione, where there are facilities that cover an altitude ranging from 1100 meters of the town center to 2300 meters. To this are added the Magnolta area, consisting of about 15 km of slopes, and the Baradello ski area. The area also offers the possibility of practicing night skiing thanks to the Super Panoramica del Baradello, which with its 6 km length is the longest illuminated slope in Europe. The offer is completed by various cross-country skiing trails, the ice rink and numerous paths for snowshoe lovers.
Aprica in summer: Aprica is also the ideal destination for those who want to spend a summer holiday immersed in the greenery of nature. From Aprica there are over 200 km of trails of different levels and difficulties, which can be covered on foot or by bike. Furthermore, the Gran Via delle Orobie ends right in Aprica, a 130 km hiking itinerary along the valleys of the Orobie Valtellinesi Park. In addition to this, it is possible to practice climbing, golf or archery.
