How to get to Cepina Valdisotto (SO)

From Milan: Tangenziale Nord, exit Cinisello Balsamo; road Lecco - Colico; SS 38 to Sondrio, Tirano, Bormio. Follow the road signs to Cepina before you arrive in Bormio.

From Brescia: A4 motorway, exit Brescia Ovest to Lake Iseo; SS42 Breno, Edolo; SS39 to Aprica, Tirano; SS 38 to Bormio.

From North

From St. Moritz: Bernina Pass, Forcola Pass, Livigno, Bormio, Cepina. (in the summer only)

From St. Moritz: Bernina Pass, Tirano, Bormio, Cepina (all year).

From Zernez: Tunnel "Munt la Schera", tunnel La Drossa, Livigno, Bormio, Cepina.

Passes open in summer:

• Gavia Pass
• Stelvio Pass

IMPORTANT: Gavia Pass and Stelvio Pass are closed in winter.

By train

Railway line Milan - Lecco - Sondrio - Tirano. The trains take about 2 hours and 30 minutes (from Milan to Tirano). Check the timetable at www.trenitalia.it.

Take the bus from Tirano to Bormio.
Check the timetable at www.busperego.com

The Rhaetian Railway connects St. Moritz (in Switzerland) with Tirano. From Tirano take the bus to Bormio.

By plane

Milan Linate: 200 km far from Cepina, with connections to Bormio by train and bus. Info at www.sea-aeroportimilano.it

Milan Malpensa: 230 km far from Cepina, with connections to Bormio by train and bus. Info at www.sea-aeroportimilano.it

Innsbruck: 180km far from Cepina, with connections to Bormio by train (Landeck-Innsbruck-St.Moritz). Trains from St.Moritz to Tirano and buses from Tirano to Bormio.

Bergamo Orio al Serio: 170 km far from Cepina, with connections to Bormio by train and bus. Info at www.sacbo.it.

Taxi service to Bormio, and bus line to Milan Central Station.