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Madonna Di Campiglio Ski Holidays

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  • Classic ski village
  • Linked area
  • Epic Dolomites scenery

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  • Families
  • Scenery
  • Snow sure

Ski Holidays in Madonna Di Campiglio

Among the classic destinations for Italian ski holidays, Madonna di Campiglio’s charming mountain village is one of the greats. Connections to Folgarida and Marilleva mean you can explore other areas without having to remove your skis (but with the standard of food on offer, you might want to give your legs a break in a mountain restaurant or two...).

  • Flight Time
  • 2 hours
  • From London
  • Nearest Airports
  • Turin, Milan Malpensa
  • Geneva, Innsbruck
  • Time zone
  • GMT + 1 hour
  • Language
  • Italian
  • Currency
  • Euros
  • Ski Season
  • Dec - April

Madonna Di Campiglio Stats

Top Altitude
2600m
Bottom Altitude
850m
Resort Altitude
1550m
Total Piste
50km
Longest Run
10km
Slope Orientation
N. E. W
Vertical Drop
1300m
Skiable Vertical
1100m
Night Skiing
Yes
Glacier Skiing
Yes

You’ll find Madonna di Campiglio surrounded by a wooded valley, between the cliffs of the Brenta Dolomites (now a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the Adamello - Presanella glaciers. This drop-dead gorgeous scenery’s just one reason to ski here; it’s a classic in the skiing world, with traditional buildings and a lively atmosphere... And while others enjoy the buzz of the town, the joint ski area of Folgarida, Marilleve and Madonna di Campiglio is out there to explore.

Launched as a tourist centre towards the end of the 19th century, the first ski lift was built here in 1948 and the place has been a magnet for snow lovers ever since. Still a small and cosy village with only about a thousand permanent residents, the streets are virtually traffic free and lined with elegant buildings and alpine huts and the main square is complete with an ancient church.

Madonna is known as a place for the fashionable and famous which is reflected in its sophisticated bars, restaurants, hotels and shops. Despite its popularity with the social elite (with a bit of luck you might bump into George Clooney at one of the nightclubs…), it’s still managed to remain relatively unknown outside Italy.

The lifts are fast, comfortable and modern but the best thing is that they’re in the heart of the village, unusual for such an old ski town. Most lifts are directly connected to the neighbouring resorts of Folgarida and Marilleve, which gives you the opportunity to branch out and experience new places without ever having to take off your skis.

The nearest airport is Bolzano but most international flights come into Verona (2 hours away). If you're travelling by rail, the nearest train station is Trento (73km away). From here you can take the Dolomiti Express to Val di Sole where you can then get a cable car to the heart of the Folgarida -Marilleve –Madonna di Campiglio skiing area. In 2011 the lift was extended and the area was connected to Pinzolo by the Pinzolo–Campiglio Express – we reckon this gondola has one of the best views of the Dolomites.

Winter Sports Ratings

Beginners

Intermediate

Advanced

Snowboarding

Madonna Di Campiglio Transfer Times

Verona / 2 hours 5 min

The nearest airport to Madonna Di Campiglio is Verona Villafranca at 160 km or about ? by car

What's the ski area like in Madonna Di Campiglio?

In the heart of the Campiglio Ski area, Madonna has a lot to offer with access to 150km of groomed runs.

Which other ski resorts are near to Madonna Di Campiglio?

The nearest ski resorts to Madonna Di Campiglio include Passo Tonale, Marilleva, Folgarida..

Ski Area Facts

LocationItaly, Alps.
Established1947
Downhill50km
Lift Pass€219 (adult 6 day)

Beginner Slopes

39km45%

Intermediate Skiing

20km37%

Advance & Expert Terrain

8km18%

Snowboarding Trails

50km100%

What is Madonna Di Campiglio like for Beginner skiers?

Beginners in ski school are usually taken by bus to the nursery slopes in nearby Campo Carlo Magna. Once ready to progress, there are two areas for relatively easy skiing at the top of the Pradalago and Groste sectors (served by the gondola from the village) where you'll find plenty of wide cruising trails - we like the 3-mile Graffer run in the Groste area which ends up in the village.

What is Madonna Di Campiglio like for Intermediate skiers?

Intermediates can enjoy some lovely long cruisey trails through forests. The new red piste Nambino (in the 5 Laghi area) is a must ski if you've had a couple of weeks on skis. 1800m long with a 453m of height difference, it’s accessible via the new Pancugolo chairlift.

What is Madonna Di Campiglio like for Advanced skiers?

The local ski area is linked to Folgarida and Marilleva by ski lift which gives experienced Sno lovers a chance to try the challenging black runs amongst stunning scenery (you’ll need to upgrade to the Superskirama lift pass which covers the linked area).

The DoloMitica piste is said to be one of the most difficult in the Alps - it starts at Punto del Doss di Sabion (2100 meters) and ends in Tulot (800 meters) near Pinzolo. Our resident adrenaline junkies also like The Star, which has a maximum gradient of 70% at one point… that’s pretty steep! Night skiing is usually available at the legendary Canalone Miramonti slope if you fancy extending your ski time after hours.

What is Madonna Di Campiglio like for snowboarding?

Famous for its fur-clad clientele, this stylish resort doesn’t scream ‘boarder’s paradise’, but is surprisingly popular with snowboarders and regularly plays host to events like the FIS World Championship. The massive Ursus Snowpark is one of the top parks in the Alps and has 8 acres of terrain and 40 obstacles split into 3 areas.

What is Madonna Di Campiglio like for off-piste skiing?

There aren't heaps of off piste and what little there is seems to be widely separated around a big area (this is largely because much of the surrounding land is National Park where off-piste skiing is restricted).

What is Madonna Di Campiglio like for cross country skiing?

There are several cross-country trails with another available in Carisolo, a few kilometres away.

Madonna Di Campiglio Restaurants

Everyone who’s skied in Italy raves about the food and this place is no exception when it comes to fabulous restaurants. If you’re looking for top notch cuisine then the Il Gallo Cedrone and Chalet Fogajard are great for special occasions. For cheaper options, the Ristorante Pappagallo and Le Roi are family friendly venues dishing up tasty Italian favourites.

Where to eat in Madonna Di Campiglio and on the mountain

Ristorante Gallo Cedrone Ristorante Gallo Cedrone offers an excellent dining experience. Carefully chosen ingredients combined with the culinary technique of chef Vinicio Tenni served to you in the warmth of a mountain lodge with traditional mountain furnishings. Il Gallo Cedrone are constantly searching for high – quality ingredients handmade products and culinary delicacies to ensure there food high quality and the restaurant was recently awarded Michelin Star in recognition of its resounding success. As well as excellent food, the professional staff make sure you have a pleasent and relaxing dining experience.

Jumper – Fun, Food and Ski Bar Jumper – Fun, Food and Ski Bar is the perfect place to gather and enjoy delicious food after a day on the slopes. Typical Trento – Alto Adige food is served with a selection of pasta dishes, soups and pizzas cook to perfection in a wood oven. Alternatively you can enjoy tasty sandwiches, burgers made from the best butches in Trentino or even start your day with a hearty English breakfast, the perfect way for energetic skiers to start the day. Jumper even offers take –away, all you need to do is pick your favourite dish.

Madonna Di Campiglio Après Ski

There’s a lot more going on in the evenings here than in other Italian resorts Italy; with a mixed following of young boarders and the Italian elite, the après includes everything from big nightclubs and lively bars to posh wine bars and cocktail lounges.Zangola is the biggest night club, famous for its dancing and late night partying. It's situated just outside the town but in past seasons there's been a bus which runs all night. Des Alps is the second (slightly pricier) nightclub in the village centre. Two cool watering holes are Bar Suisse and Cliffhanger - both known for their good beer and live music and Café Pasquini does an amazing cocktail if you fancy something a little more sophisticated. For a nice glass of Italian vino, we love Il Rustico Ballardini, where you can try a spot of wine tasting and learn the secrets of wine making.

Bars Late Night Clubs and Cafes in Madonna Di Campiglio

Cliffhanger Club Cliffhanger was opened in 1995 as a mountains club, a place for regulars, Italians and foreigners to meet, dine and enjoy good cocktails. Cliffhanger has always been a hot spot for Italian celebrities and had become popular with central European customers because of this. Its warm and friendly atmosphere makes for a relaxing environment to sit, relax and enjoy your favourite cocktail or try something new. If you’re feeling hungry cook a fun “Fondue Bourguignonne” with friends or enjoy delicious food products from the Alps such as platters of cheese and meats. Open until 2am Thursday – Sunday, dancing until the early hours with live music or a DJ.

Madonna Di Campiglio Activites for Non-skiers

Those who want to take a break from skiing have the opportunity to try dog sledding, hiking and snowshoeing. If challenging black runs don’t quite get the adrenaline pumping anymore, you can always try paragliding - there are two flying sites (one here and another in Pinzolo). Ice climbing is available on Vallesinella, Nambrone and Nardis falls and the natural open air ice rink is great fun for all (skates can usually be hired from the bar nearby).

Athabaska Dogsledding Athabaska is a dog sledding school that works primarily in Madonna di Campiglio, today the school has 37 Alaskan huskies. Athabaska’s offers a range of dogsledding activities from excursions to courses. You have the chance to learn how to drive the sled by taking dog sledding courses, available daily with qualified instructors. During the 4 day course (or 2 weekends) you’ll learn how to take care of the dogs, the equipment and the dogs position on the sled whether it be leader, swing dog, team do of wheel dog. 2 hour dogsledding baptisms are also available where you can drive a sled with 4 dogs accompanied by instructors. If that doesn’t take your fancy dog excursions are on offer. Mushers lead the sled through the Piana di Nambino in Madonna di Campiglio along a track of approximately 4 km, a great way to see the wonderful panorama of the natural park Adamello Brenta while relaxing on one of our sleds. If you’re looking for a romantic evening with your loved one, how about a night dogsled excursion with dinner. A night dog sled excursion will take you to the malga where you will enjoy a romantic dinner in the mountains and the return will be with a snow cat. Dogsledding activities currently only take place in Madonna di Campiglio however they will soon be available in Andalo too.

Paragliding Want to experience the thrill of leaping into the air on the wings of a paraglidier at an elevation of 6,890ft? You can be assured that the instructors will make sure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. When you arrive at the top of Doss del Sabion the views are breathtaking, here you’ll see the silver spiers of the Brenta Dolomites, the glacier of Adamello – Brenta and the stunning Rendena Valley. What better scenery could accompany you on your paragliding journey.

Ice Skating Pinzolo Want a break from skiing but you’re not quite ready to relax yet, why not try your hand at ice skating. Whether you’re an experienced skater or have never been before Pinzolo’s ice skating rink is suitable for anyone and everyone. The indoor facility has an Olympic size track and the huge rink means that it’s a great place to practise your skills. Tuition is available in either 20 or 40 minute slots, ideal for those who haven’t skated before. For an alternative choice from your local après ski bars from 21.30 you can spend the evening at a skate disco where you can skate around to some great tunes.

Dolomiti di Brenta Bike The Dolomite di Brenta territory is part of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park which covers six territories and worldfamous tourist destinations. Dolomiti di Brenta Bike has two separate well organised bike tours inspired and created by bikers. The family route is suitable for both enthusiasts and families where you can ride through valleys and villages on cycle paths, safe dirt tracks with modest elevation gains. The expert route is for the demanding biker, dirt tracks through forests, challenging climbs and high altitude (up to 2300m). Dolomiti di Brenta Bike makes sure you have a pleasant and enjoyable experience with maps, books, bike holders, a cleaning spot and many other services along the way to allow you to perfectly organise your trip

Athabaska Dog and Lama trekking When the winter is over so is the dog sledding but in the summer season the Athabaska dogs offer an alternative way to explore the Dolomites. Dog trekking is a great activity for families or groups. You’ll walk along the paths of the Trentino woods, attached to the dogs by a dog belt which will help you up the hill and will wait you downhill. Available from April to October on reservation you can choose a half -day or full-day activity. Lama trekking is also available, like dog trekking excursions are organised every day from April to October.

Camp Carlo Magno Golf Club Functioning in 1921 and affiliated to the Italian gold federation in 1923 Camp Carlo Magno Golf Club was the first ever off shore gold course in Europe and the 3rd in Italy. The field is still a 9 hole has it was originally born however, the course has undergone some changes and improvements such as the creation of the double tee. What really adds to the character of the gold course is it’s setting, nestled in the Adamello Brenta Nature Park with beautiful views of the Brenta Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009.

Dolomiti di Brenta Trek Dolomiti offers two long distance treks, the expert trek and the country trek. Dolomiti di Brenta Trek Expert takes experienced hikers from refuge to refuge and the Dolomiti di Brenta Trek Country takes long distance trekkers along the picturesque villages of the valley at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites. Both tours trek through the heart of the Brenta Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage, part of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park which includes six famous tourist destinations: Val Rendena with the villages of Pinzolo and Madonna di Campiglio, Valli Giudicarie, Terme di Comano, Altopiano della Paganella, Val di Non and Val di Sole. Both the Country and Expert tour can be accessed from any of these valleys.

Clothing Food & Souvenir Shops

Madonna, similar to Gstaad or Cortina. has plenty of exclusive boutiques selling luxurious fashions and jewellery that you won't find replicated in any High Street except perhaps in the fashion capitals of the world. Stylish and glamourous is the best way to describe the artisan and fashion boutiques, of which there are more than 50. In addition, half a dozen shops retail local handicrafts and there are plenty of specialist food outlets offering the best in local cuisine alongside the international staples.

Snowell Ski and Snowboard rental - Noleggio del Br Noleggio del Brenta 5 Laghi is situated in the village centre of Madonna di Campiglio, open 8.30 -19.00 7 days a week. So for those who need to equip themselves before hitting the slopes, you should find everything you need here. SNOWELL operates an internet – based reservations system for the advanced booking of winter sport equipment. Skis, boots and poles are available for adults, teenagers and children. Helmets can be hired too, as well snowboarding gear and snowshoes for adults. You can pick up your equipment in the shop one day prior to your first rental day after 15.30, this way you can hit the slopes first thing the following morning. Clothes, accessoires, ski school tickets, lift tickets and passes and mountain guides can all be purchased here too.

Noleggio Des Alpes With 30 years experience of ski hire, Noleggio Des Alpes offer a professional rental service in Madonna di Campiglio. Brands available include Rossignol, Atomic, Volkl, Head, K2, Blizzard and Dynastar. Their ski servicing makes sure your equipment is in top condition, with edges sharpened, waxing, binding adjustments, sole repairs and inprints. Accessories are also available to buy. Customers can use the company’s ski storage facilities where you get a heated, ventilated locker to store equipment in for the duration of hire.

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Best Time to Visit Madonna Di Campiglio

The lifts usually open in early December and close near the end of April, subject to snow conditions.

As the village is situated at an altitude of 1550 meters, with skiing possible up to an altitude of 2600 meters, there’s normally plenty of snow – and all pistes have snow making facilities if the conditions need a little topping up. For the best conditions of the season, our favourite times to visit are February and the beginning of March. Things do tend to get a little busier on peak dates like Christmas (see below) but in recent years the slopes have been hardly crowded at all.

What's Madonna Di Campiglio like at Christmas?

Christmas in Madonna di Campiglio is like stepping into a Winter Wonderland. Soak up the festive atmosphere by taking a stroll through the Christmas markets and warm up with a big mug of vin brulé.
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What's Madonna Di Campiglio like in the New Year?

Spend New Year in Madonna di Campiglio and enjoy the traditional New Year’s Day ski show where crowds usually gather to watch the ski instructors waltzing down the Miramonte slope.
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What's Madonna Di Campiglio like in Half-Term?

If you’re considering February Half Term in Madonna di Campiglio, you’ll be pleased to hear that this is a really family friendly place to ski. With the Italians not having a school holiday, it’s rarely busy which makes this a super escape for teachers too!
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What's Madonna Di Campiglio like at Easter?

During Easter in Madonna di Campiglio, the breath-taking views of the Brenta Dolomites are even more spectacular – it’s all about long afternoons lounging in the sun.
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Madonna Di Campiglio Snow Conditions

Snow Report, History & Forecast

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Ski Accommodation in Madonna Di Campiglio

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Madonna’s the perfect resort to visit with the family; bambini are welcomed with open arms by the locals and there’s plenty to keep children occupied on and off the slopes. Older children will love the varied skiing, awesome Snowpark and friendly burger bars like Jumper and there’s plenty for Mum and Dad too. Best of all, the resort is relatively unknown outside Italy and rarely gets over crowded - even in the school holidays - so you can enjoy the slopes, food and activities in your own space and time.

We have a great range of family friendly accommodation, whether you’re looking to all muck in and book a self–catering apartment or opting for rooms in a hotel where you won’t have to lift a finger. If you’re travelling with children who are too young to ski, have a look at our hotels with childcare facilities so you can go out and explore the area. If your children will be having lessons, pick a hotel near the ski school or with a bus that stops outside. Many hotels have swimming pools, kids clubs and games rooms to help keep little ones entertained at the end of the day, making for a fun and unforgettable holiday all round.

This is the perfect place for children to learn to ski. Children as young as 3 are taken care of by highly skilled instructors from the local ski schools and the children’s area is located directly in the village, next to the Belvedere practise run. If your kids have conquered skiing and want to try something new, this is one of the best places to learn to snowboard, with Zebra and Minoia being 2 specialist snowboard schools. Teens will also love the huge Ursus Snow Park which has 3 different areas and around 40 structures. If the family want to ski together, there are plenty of easy runs in the Pradalago and Groste sectors that end back at the village. For clans who’ve been skiing for years, the black Spinale Direttissima starts in Monte Spinale and goes right back down to village level. From Pradalago, the long Amazzonia is a lovely run through beautiful scenery.

The food is famously good here and a good dish of pizza or pasta is usually enough to satisfy any fussy eater. Two of our favourite restaurants for a family meal are Ristorante Pappagallo and Le Roi, which both have a lively, friendly feel and serve amazing Italian dishes.

If the children want a break from skiing, there’s plenty around to keep them busy. The open air ice rink is great fun (skates can be hired from the bar nearby). Husky sledding with the Athabaska school at Piana di Nambino is something that’s great for adults and children alike if you want to treat everyone to something different. There is a cinema in the resort but in previous years it’s only shown films in Italian, so it might be worth packing a portable DVD player if you want a couple of hours of peace and quiet!

We know what it’s like trying to book a holiday that keeps the whole brood happy, so call our ski specialists for helpful advice and assistance in booking a week to remember.

There’s nothing better than gathering a group of friends and family together for an action packed week in Madonna.

A variety of pistes means that there’s something for all abilities, especially thanks to linked access to Folgarida, Marilleva and Pinzolo by ski lift. Sci 5 Laghi and Sci Rainalter do private lessons if you want to fast-track learning to ski or learn together with friends. Once beginners are ready to move away from the nursery slopes, they can get the gondola from the centre of town to the top of the Pradalago and Groste sectors where there are plenty of wide cruising trails that end back at the village.

More confident Sno lovers can enjoy some wonderful terrain including long, cruising forest trails. Nambino is a new red piste in the 5 Laghi area - perfect if you’ve got a few weeks skiing behind you (at 1800m long with 453m of height difference, it’s a nice, thigh-testing challenge).

Experts can try the black runs in Folgarida and Marilleve, linked to Madonna by ski lift. A must-ski is the DoloMitica run, one of the most challenging in the Alps, closely followed by The Star which has a maximum gradient of 70% at one point - you’ll definitely have earned a large vino at the Jumper bar once you’ve skied it!

Groups of boarders will love it here - Madonna has a great reputation in the world of snowboarding and is home to the massive Ursus Snow Park, one of the best parks in Italy. If you’re all skiers but want to try something new, Pro’ Snowboarding and Zebra are two specialist snowboard schools where you can all experience the ‘dark side’ together.

You won’t have to leave any non-skiing friends behind - ice skating, dog sledding and hotels with pools and spas mean there’s a lot to enjoy while other members of the group are on the slopes. There’s also shopping in the main piazza with a variety of sophisticated stores including fashion boutiques, craft shops and jewellers.

If you’re a group of party animals looking for a big night out, Zangola is your best bet, famous as the place to go for late-night partying. The club is located outside the town limits but in past years there’s been a bus that runs all night. If you prefer to reflect on the wipeouts of the day over a few pints in a more chilled environment, Stube has loads of different beers and Bar Suisse and Cliffhanger usually have live music.

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How much is a ski pass in Madonna Di Campiglio

Maximum and minimum adult Madonna Di Campiglio lift pass prices ranged from €216 to €254 for 6 days access to the Madonna Di Campiglio ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Madonna Di Campiglio holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.

Lift Tickets Child Adult Senior
1 Day Price €23 - €26 €46 - €51 N / A
6 Day Price €108 - €127 €216 - €254 N / A
Age Range N / A 17 - 64 65+
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Getting to Madonna Di Campiglio

Most of our ski holidays to Madonna Di Campiglio packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Madonna Di Campiglio from nearby airports

How long does it take to fly to Madonna Di Campiglio from the UK?

Flights from London take about 2 hours to Turin, Milan Malpensa, Geneva, Innsbruck. This table shows approximate transfer times to Madonna Di Campiglio from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.

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Verona Villafranca 160 km ?
Milano Linate / Malpensa 220 km ?
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How long does it take to drive to Madonna Di Campiglio from the UK?

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How long is the transfer from nearest Italy train station to Madonna Di Campiglio?

The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Madonna Di Campiglio transfers.

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Trento 75 km 1 hour 15 minutes
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Madonna di Campiglio Tourism Office Madonna di Campiglio is an elegant ski resort located in the Brenta Dolomites mountain range and the Adamello and Presanella glaciers. Today it's one of the most important and well-known Italian ski resorts in the Alps. It's favourable position and it being surrounded by mountains, allows it to have fantastic ski conditions on the slopes that wind from the centre of town up to a height of 2600 meters. The resort boasts 57 ski lifts and 150 km of slopes, 50,000 square meters of snowpark and 40 km of cross country ski trails. Madonna di Campiglio is known for it's great apre ski. That's why this resort is a great mix because it has a fantastic social scene but then you do not need to go far to immerse yourself in a panorama of lakes, valleys, streams and shepherd's huts. The Tourism Office Services: - Ski Area Information - Lifts and Slopes conditions - Ski Passes and Booking assistance - Information on the top black ski runs in the area - Winter Huts information - Sledding - Weather forecast Opening Times: From 8 June to 22 September: From 08.30 - 12.30 and 14:.30 pm - 18:30 pm. From 23 September to 29 November: Daily from 09.00 -13:00 and from 14:00 pm - 18 :00 pm, open to the public from 9.00 am to noon and 2 pm to 5 pm. Sundays and public holidays from 09:00 am to 13:00

ALP TRAUMA CLINIC Opening hours Peak season ( December to April and July to August) Mon-Sun 09h00-19h00 Outside of these dates, call for an appointment

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