Sestriere gained international renown during February 1997 when it hosted the World Cup Ski Races and it has been selected to host the 2006 Winter Olympics.
Now an international resort, it is part of the famous “Milky Way” ski circuit, a magnificent area with over 400kms of pistes with excellent skiing for all grades in spectacular scenery.
Sestriere is at one extreme of the big Franco-Italian Milky Way area.
The local areas have two main sectors, Sises, directly in front of the village, and more varied Motta, above Borgata.back to top
Resort Altitude (m): 2035 Highest Lift (m): 2823 Total Piste (km): 400 Pistes: Easy (green): Intermediate (blue/red): Hard (black): Terrain / Snowboard Park: Yes Resort Ratings: Beginners: 4/5 Intermediates: 4/5 Advanced: 4/5 Snowboarders: 4/5 Families: 4/5 Non-Skiers: 3/5 Apres-Ski: 4/5 Resort Charm: 3/5
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Cosmopolitan and lively, there’s highlife at the Tabata disco and with many overseas visitors in addition to Italians and British there is an international atmosphere.
Twice weekly karaoke and live music at Al Kovo, Pinkies Pizzeria for après ski drinks and Brahms Pub for quality Irish beers.
Osteria Barabba is a great wine bar/restaurant.back to top
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