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Sauze d'Oulx Ski Holidays

At a glance

  • Links to Milky Way
  • Amazing Italian après
  • Family & group friendly

Great for

  • Après-ski
  • Intermediates
  • Good value skiing

Ski Holidays in Sauze d'Oulx

Located high on the Sunny Balcony of the Italian Alps, with amazing Après and an expanse of scenic tree-lined routes stretching across the Milky Way, Sauze d'Oulx offers the ideal winter retreat to the slopes for every level of skier. Spend your days exploring the blanketed piste and your nights tasting some authentic Italian cuisine or supping a cocktail in a lively bar.

  • 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

Sauze d'Oulx Stats

Top Altitude
2650m
Bottom Altitude
1509m
Resort Altitude
1509m
Total Piste
400km
Longest Run
7km
Slope Orientation
N/NW
Vertical Drop
1490m
Skiable Vertical
250m
Night Skiing
No
Glacier Skiing
No

Located high on the sunny balcony of the Susa Valley and surrounded by the neighbouring slopes of the Milky Way, this lively alpine village makes for the perfect retreat to the Italian Alps. The famous après-ski culture alongside fantastic skiing conditions sees all levels of skiers and boarders returning here year after year.

Just an hour's transfer from Turin airport, the ease of travel to the resort means skiers can be out on the slopes soon after they touch down. Ski buses run regularly through the town making it a breeze to get around so the mountain won't daunt first-timers before getting to grips with their skis.

The town is small and spread out with the main resort centre accommodating the lively après-ski and the old town's cobbled streets emanating some authentic Italian culture. Abound with traditional Italian cuisine, the foodies of the group will appreciate the many gastronomic delights, from casual pizzerias and spaghetti houses to rustic Italian cuisine. With a range of shops from clothing boutiques to traditional Italian grocers and other activities such as ice-skating, snowshoe excursions and even a cinema there's a wide variety of entertainment to enjoy.

No longer the Ibiza on the slopes that it was branded in the 70s, the town now has a more refined feel and has been able to maintain its party atmosphere with a wider clientele. Keen young skiers, families and Italian weekenders head to Sauze for the wide variety of activities available on and off the slopes.

The variety and expanse of well-groomed terrain to explore is extended with the Milky Way area lift pass giving you access to a huge network of slopes. You can even take a trip over the border to the French resort of Montgenevre.

Winter Sports Ratings

Beginners

Intermediate

Advanced

Snowboarding

Sauze d'Oulx Transfer Times

Turin90 km, 1 hour

The nearest airport to Sauze d'Oulx is Milan at 229 km or about ? by car

What's the ski area like in Sauze d'Oulx?

Tree-lined plateaus, wide lengths of varied terrain and beautiful scenery make up the skiing here.

Which other ski resorts are near to Sauze d'Oulx?

The nearest ski resorts to Sauze d'Oulx include Milky Way, Claviere, Montgenevre, Pragelato, Sansicario and Sestriere.

Ski Area Facts

LocationItalian Alps.
Established1930's
Downhill400km
Lift Pass208 € (Milky Way adult 6 day pass in high season)

Beginner Slopes

95km24%

Intermediate Skiing

218km55%

Advance & Expert Terrain

87km22%

Snowboarding Trails

400km100%

What is Sauze d'Oulx like for Beginner skiers?

Beginners will find the nursery slopes at the foot of the Clotes chair, and the lift takes you to the main ski area at Sportina where lessons also take place. You don't have to conquer the lift process before even having the snow under your skis - regular shuttle buses provide an easy ride for beginners to get out on to the piste. After acing the ski lift, take the chair up to blue 42, connecting to number 30 for a breezy run back to Sportina

What is Sauze d'Oulx like for Intermediate skiers?

Like most of the Milky Way, this is an intermediates playground. Skiers will enjoy the long winding motorway runs and tree-lined, sunny plateaus to cruise down throughout their days. Intermediate runs link Sauze d'Oulx to the rest of the neighbouring slopes for a seemingly never-ending area to explore. Those up for a serious mileage challenge can follow the signposted 'Giro Della Via Lattea' and tour the whole area in a day. Be ready for an early start and some tired legs!

What is Sauze d'Oulx like for Advanced skiers?

Advanced skiers are well catered for in the Milky Way ski area. There is a vast galaxy of slopes to explore over in neighbouring Sestriere, and you can put yourself to the test on the professional Kandahar slalom, and Banchetta runs there for some explosive action. You can also take a day trip over the French border to Montgenevre via Claviere – well worth the trip.

What is Sauze d'Oulx like for snowboarding?

The chilled Italian vibe and well-groomed terrain attract many snowboarders and freestyle enthusiasts to the resort. The 'Double Black Snow Park' at Rio Valley was built for the Olympics and gave freestylers a great way to perfect their tricks.

What is Sauze d'Oulx like for off-piste skiing?

There's also some exciting off-piste to explore between the trees - hiring a mountain guide is the best way to explore the untouched terrain.

What is Sauze d'Oulx like for cross country skiing?

You can enjoy the beuautiful landscape by taking to one of the networks of cross country trails, there is 25km of track.

Sauze d'Oulx Restaurants

In true Italian style, the Italian Alps is enriched by gastronomic delights. Family-friendly pizza parlours such as La Griglia and typically Italian spaghetti houses make for a casual evening meal of delicious food. Sugo's is an absolute must with delicious spaghetti dishes at excellent value. If you're looking for some rustic Italian charm, stroll along the cobbled streets of the old town. Much classy ierthan the modern centre, the old town has several authentic restaurants offering a more sophisticated feel. L'Ortiche is an exceptional restaurant, and another refined atmosphere is found at the Il Lampino wine bar - this rustic setting is perfect for a relaxed evening in a cosy ambience.

Where to eat in Sauze d'Oulx and on the mountain

IL Cantun Del Barbabuc Nestled in the charming old town of Sauze D’Oulx this authentic Italian restaurant offers a unique and sophisticated dining experience with warm and friendly service form local owners Stefania and Luca. Dishes are of typical Piemonte cuisine and wines are chosen from some of the best in the region. The cosy ambience is perfect for a romantic evening or a relaxed meal with the family. End your meal with a local taste of grappa or a selection of liqueurs in true Italian dining style.

Sauze d'Oulx Après Ski

Infamously known as the best resort for après ski in the Italian Alps, there's something for everyone here, from chilled-out cocktail bars to cosy balcony cafés and lively party places. Having disposed of its previous branding as the Ibiza on the slopes, the resort has a much more refined feel, whilst maintaining the dynamic après atmosphere.The modern resort centre is where the liveliest après occur: ski down the home run to Sportina and head straight from the slopes to Capanna Mollino, a slope-side bar that's perfect for a sunny pint. When your ski boots are off, head to Miravelle bar for a crepe and some causal drinks before going over to Moncrons for cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere. New Cotton Club is one of the most popular bars in town - drink and mingle the night away with some live music or party on into the early hours at Ghost.

Bars Late Night Clubs and Cafes in Sauze d'Oulx

The Cotton Club The Cotton Club is one of Sauze D’oulx most popular bars in the centre of the lively resort. You can come straight off the slopes to enjoy an après-ski pint, relax with friends in our lounge area and play some pool and party in to the night with live music and DJ’s. Drinks offers, fun staff and a vibrant atmosphere make for a great time drinking and dancing the night away.

Paddy McGinty's Sauze d’Oulx’s Original Irish pub, Paddy McGinty's first opened its doors in 1997. The interior was constructed in Ireland and was then shipped to Italy which gives it that authentic feel. It has always been a lively bar, well known for its party atmosphere and high quality of international food dishes (bar menu is served from 8am till late). During the week we show the major sports events - we have live music during après 3 times a week and also 1 evening with a resident DJ. Our quiz night & karaoke nights are very popular too! Open 8am - 2am.

Sauze d'Oulx Activites for Non-skiers

Non-skiers are well-catered for many activities such as ice-skating, snowshoe excursions through the woods and some tour operators organising trip to watch Ac Milan football matches.

Taxi Garofalo for Sauze You can enjoy winter quad bike trips through the snow with Taxi Garafolo. Take a thrilling ride through the Valley with a professional guide. You will pass beautiful scenery and experience the mountain in a unique and thrilling way. All drivers need a license and all equipment is provided by the company.

Benessere La Torre For a touch of luxury you can indulge in a calming treatment at this tranquil spa. The spa has a number of relaxation rooms which offer the perfect place to wind-down after a long day on the slopes, and a quiet retreat for the non-skiers wanting a day of relaxation. Soothe away the aches and pains with a massage or rest in the Jacuzzi to a background of calming music.

Taxi Garofalo Enjoy a thrilling quad bike ride through the valley with Garofalo Taxi. All tours are led by professional guides and take you to stunning view points along the mountain where you will pass beautiful scenery. All equipment is provided by the company and drivers will need a valid license.

Clothing Food & Souvenir Shops

This lovely ski resort is located in the Italian Apls and holds proud tradition and heritage. With the mountains and the valleys, the local produce and the local delicacies - there is so much natural beauty that the resort has to offer. There are more than thirty shops in Sauze, which is a better tally than the ski area average. These shops cover all your essentials and more ! There are more than a dozen ski hire and sports shops in the area. For gifts and souvenirs Il Dahu, L’Argurensie and Arnica are great In resort there is a laundromat, newsagent, tobacconist, craftsmen and artisan woodworkers. There are also plenty of shops for home decor, gifts, food and groceries.

Italian fashion outlets abound, with Clataud Sport winning the Armani franchise for the village.

The weekly market is particularly good, selling a wide range of local goods and products from further afield.

Sauze Online - Equipment hire For 15% discount on rental equipment contact sauzeonline, your online guide to Sauze d'Oulx

Ski In Italy - Independent Ski Travel prebook & pay in resort discounted excellent ski/snowboard hire.Don't be fooled by hyped up prices promising from 15% to 50% discount just to get your money & business.Prebook, no obligation, get to resort see the equipment then pay. Credit cards accepted directly by supplier. Christine@skiinitaly.com also at ski hire shop in person. Pick up skis Sunday retrun Saturday 7 days.(extra day free early pick up free)

Allemand Sport Our friendly staff at Allemand Sport are on hand to ensure you are fully prepared for the slopes. We offer ski rental for every type and taste, from Alpine ski’s, cross-country skis and snowshoes. We also offer a ski repair service, so if the base of your skis is looking a little snow-worn we can make them as good as new. Our professional staff are dedicated skiers and offer the best advice and service to ensure your ski holiday is safe and fun. Saze d’oulx: +39 33912 62042 artigianatodellegno@gmail.com Jouvenceeaux: +39 0122 850519 allemandsport@tiscali.it

Allemand Sport At Allemand sport we sell everything you need for your ski holiday. Choose from a range of the best brands such as Salomon, Rossignol and Tecnica for your ski wear from skis and boots to jackets and eyewear. Our professional staff are on hand to give you expert advice on the best equipment for your level and style of skiing. Saze d’oulx: +39 33912 62042 artigianatodellegno@gmail.com Jouvenceeaux: +39 0122 850519 allemandsport@tiscali.it

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Best Time to Visit Sauze d'Oulx

The area is known for excellent skiing conditions throughout the season. With lots of high-altitude slopes, the Easter period also sees great conditions and skiers and boarders can enjoy a decent morning of riding before stopping off at a sunny patio to soak up some rays. The Italian Alps are less prone to overcrowding, and even at peak times, skiers can enjoy wide-open plateaus with beautiful vistas throughout the day. Busier dates are the obvious Christmas and New Year weeks when the resort fills up with Brits and Italians enjoying their festivities. Any inconsistencies in snowfall are managed well throughout the Milky Way with extensive snowmaking coverage meaning your precious time with the mountain won't be interfered with should there be a turn in conditions.

What's Sauze d'Oulx like at Christmas?

Spend a cosy Christmas in Sauze d'Oulx around a crackling fire, tasting some delicious Italian cuisine at a rustic Italian restaurant or party on at one of your favourite bars in the centre of the town. Alive with festive spirit, it caters for everyone wanting a Christmas getaway on the slopes.
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What's Sauze d'Oulx like in the New Year?

Party in the New Year in Sauze d'Oulx with the best après-ski in the Italian Alps. With loads of lively bars, après-ski starts on the piste as you count your way down to the New Year. Join the party at one of the popular clubs and dance the night away to live music and DJs.
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What's Sauze d'Oulx like in Half-Term?

February Half Term in Sauze d'Oulx is perfect for lively après and excellent skiing whilst avoiding the queues and expense of its French counterparts. Half term is a lively week in the resort and snow conditions are often superb.
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What's Sauze d'Oulx like at Easter?

The whole family will enjoy Easter in Sauze d'Oulx on the slopes with loads of activities to get involved in on and off the piste. A selection of hotels with childcare facilities ensures that the younger ones will be fully taken care of and great ski schools are on offer for groups of varying abilities.
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Sauze d'Oulx Snow Conditions

Snow Report, History & Forecast

View our detailed Sauze d'Oulx snow report to see skiing confitions now. Our Sauze d'Oulx snow history shows you what snow depths have been in recent years month-by-month. If you're visiting soon, use the Sauze d'Oulx snow forecast to see predicted snowfall over the coming days.

  • Sunny skies Today
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  • Partly cloudy skies Sunday
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  • Moderate snow Tuesday
  • Moderate snow Wednesday
  • Current snow depth at top
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    69 cm

Ski Accommodation in Sauze d'Oulx

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Families are well catered for on the piste with a range of ski schools on hand to ensure the kids have a fun and safe ski experience. Wide, breezy blue runs are great for a family ski together, starting at the top of the mountain you can cruise your way down the 53 and join the 52 back to the village. The nursery slope at the foot of the Clotes chair lift is in an easy location; parents can drop their children off with the school and take the chair to join the rest of the mountain. The main ski area at Sportina is also used for lessons so parents can ski alongside them or perch in a slope-side bar to watch their little ones conquer the snowplough.

Loads of restaurants in the town accommodate families: La Griglia is a popular pizza place with a casual atmosphere, and you can get a delicious crepe from Miravallino. Families with younger children can pick a hotel with childcare if the older members want to enjoy a day on the slopes. Ski buses are a saviour for families. With accommodation built into the steep mountainside, they save you from tiresome walks and run regularly through the town, stopping outside most hotels. Half board and full board hotels are a great option for a family ski holiday, with everything you need at your doorstep and you’ll avoid the hassle of having to plan meals for the whole family.

With such a variety of runs linking the slopes of the Milky Way, this is a cracking resort for mixed ability groups. Beginners can find their feet at Sportina (share a private instructor if there are a few of you learning), while more eager skiers take off to explore Sestriere or cross the border into France. You’ll find some cracking meeting points both on the mountain and off, we like the slope-side Capanna Mollino bar for sharing stories of the day over a Bombardino or two.

As one of the best après ski resorts in Italy, there are lots of options after hours. Most of the restaurants in the town can seat big groups if you call in advance, with Sugo’s a SNO favourite for its incredible spaghetti dishes. Those wanting a chilled evening can sit back and chat over a pint at Bar Miravallino, whilst anyone after a wilder night can carry on the party at The Club below or head over to Osteria dei Vagabondi for a night of dancing.

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out of 5
The resort was good. Due to some bad weather, the conditions were a bit icy and a few lifts were closed, but otherwise it was good. + more
Katie, Birmingham
4 out of 5
It was a very much enjoyable resort in terms of the whole ski area and we were lucky to have the first proper week of snow. It’s a nice place, slightly more of a party resort than others but the actual skiing was great. We had some beginners with us who found enough to do, but I think it’s mostly suited to in... + more
No Name, London
4 out of 5
Sauze is very good, the resort had a lot of snow the week before so we had nice conditions. I like the variety of the slopes, with some good bits in the trees. It’s more for your intermediate skier, and might not be challenging enough for experts. I wouldn’t say it was the best place to learn either. You are ... + more
Mr Kingdon, Honiton
4 out of 5
We’d never been to Sauze before but we would definitely go back, I think it’s a brilliant resort that caters for everyone, and has everything you would need for a great ski holiday. The slopes are really good. On the whole I would recommend it! I might not recommend it for complete beginners who had never u... + more
Suzanne Evans, Warrington
4 out of 5
We caught ideal weather in Sauze d’Oulx, it was cold but not too cold, so we were very comfortable. The snow was dry and very good, and we got lots of skiing done – all day long. On the last day it started melting as the weather warmed, so we had been very lucky. + more
Alex A., Bromley
5 out of 5
We did have a good time away but the snow wasn’t very good in Sauze d’Oulx that week (beginning of February 2016). We had a couple of trips to Montgenevre and still managed to ski every day - the week before had been warm but once the temperature dropped they got the snow cannons going. A good thing was that ... + more
Mr Stewart, Surrey
3 out of 5
We had a very good week in Sauze and plan on coming back, the only negative was the slight lack of snow on New Year's week. A lot of the runs were closed, though they did their upmost to keep everyone occupied and what was open was good (despite a lot of queuing). Sauze has a great set up, with enough bars and ... + more
Alex, IP19
5 out of 5
This was our first time skiing in Italy, we thought it was lovely and everything was a lot cheaper on the slopes! We were a group of intermediates and above who like big ski areas and it was great for skiing, we managed to cover the whole Sauze-Sestriere area in the week. Some of the runs were really good, espe... + more
Melanie, Leatherhead
4 out of 5
Sauze d’Oulx is a really good resort. I’ve skied in France before where the prices are phenomenal and here you get pretty much the same level of skiing and prices are much cheaper. We had some lessons which are really cheap compared to France; I think I paid about 100 Euros for 3 days. The après was also s... + more
Alex, Bournemouth
5 out of 5
First time in Sauze d’Oulx and really liked it! It’s a pretty resort and I much preferred it to the resorts in France. The après ski was good, we found 2 really good wine bars, one which was below Hotel Faure and another that did local beers. There wasn’t really any snow and by the end of the week it was ju... + more
Nicole, Leeds
5 out of 5
This was the first time I’d been to Sauze and I will definitely be going back! The main reason it’s so good is that the Milky Way is massive; we didn’t even do half of it. We had brilliant snow and nice weather (2nd week in Feb). My advice to anyone going here is to try and ski it all, we were messing around... + more
Perry Jacobs, Poole
5 out of 5
I chose Sauze d'Oulx because it has very short transfer times. There are no buses allowed in the village so they drop you at the edge, they do offer luggage services if you arrive on time but we were 3 hours late due to delays so had to carry it on our own... There’s plenty of skiing and we had tonnes of snow... + more
Kevin Gray, Slough
4 out of 5
It’s a very good ski resort. The skiing is really, really good. The range of difficulty and the range of slopes is great. It’s suited to all levels. The resort is very good value for money, we didn’t eat out much but for lunch we had a midday stop on the mountain. It was about 20 euros for a sandwich and a d... + more
Guy Pilkington, Newcastle upon Tyne
4 out of 5
We really liked this resort. There are so many different runs in different areas. Most of the group were intermediate and I’d say the resort suits intermediates and advanced skiers. The snow was fantastic while we were there. I enjoyed that we went over New Years. We usually go over New Years and they had the ... + more
Wendy Binder, New Romney
5 out of 5
The skiing is brilliant. It’s a very large ski area which is why we came back here. We are experienced skiers and there is plenty for high-level intermediates and advanced skiers - black runs and off-piste. You can ski over into France. It’s a rural area, it’s retained its agricultural roots, and is fairly q... + more
David,
5 out of 5
The reason I went here is because I had heard good things about the resort and it’s all true. There was plenty of snow even though it was the end of the season. It’s great for intermediate/advanced skiers. There are lots of different opportunities – even Olympic runs. I think I only tried about 10% of what’... + more
Steffan Bartmanski, London
5 out of 5
Sauze d’Oulx isn’t a huge resort like the ‘mega resorts’ in France but it’s not tiny either, it’s a good medium size and everyone is nice and friendly. The weather was good with plenty of snow and all the runs were open. The skiing is maybe more intermediate/upper intermediate. I liked the après ski a... + more
John Tyler, Bournemouth
4 out of 5
Sauze is a nice resort and we had good snow. The skiing was fine and there was certainly enough there. My Mrs. is an intermediate and the slopes here are nice and wide, so even on the steeper ones you could get plenty of turns in. We skied in Zell am See more recently and she wanted to go back to Sauze d’Oulx!... + more
Michael Hudson, Stafford
4 out of 5
Sauze d’Oulx isn’t the right resort if you want to go somewhere for a little quiet or a romantic holiday but then it’s not raucously loud either. It isn’t the prettiest resort either as everything is all a bit concretey. You do walk through some of the old town which has old streets, bars and restaurants ... + more
Iain Harmer, Wetherby
4 out of 5
Sauze d’Oulx has a number of slopes and is a really good place to ski. I’d recommend the resort to all ages from kids up until 50+. There are loads of bars from chill out bars to lively venues and lots of restaurants - we didn’t have a bad meal while we were out there. In the Italian resorts, everything ... + more
Rebecca Hoy-Priest, Croydon
5 out of 5
Sauze d’Oulx is one of the liveliest resorts without being over the top; it’s not hard to find a bit of nightlife if you’re looking for it. I think it used to be known as the Benidorm of ski resorts but nowadays it’s got a good bit of nightlife without being “Brit’s abroad”. The skiing was great and ther... + more
David Hearn, Portsmouth
4 out of 5
The skiing in Sauze is fine, in fact we’ve just come back from Alpe d’Huez and thought Sauze was definitely better! It has a lot more runs and you can go all around the Milky Way on the ski pass which gives you access to lots of different areas. The runs are labelled really well (there’s nothing black that’... + more
Kelly Randall, Newport
4 out of 5
Nothing bad to say about Sauze d’Oulx at all, I’ve been before and it improves all the time. We ski the whole area which is excellent. It’s more of an intermediate/advanced ski area, I don’t think there’s much of a beginner’s area (Sestriere would be better for beginners). We were here at the end of March... + more
Patricia Craig, Cammachmore
4 out of 5
Been to Sauze d’Oulx three times, it’s very nice and friendly. There are two routes to ski back in to the village and both get well worn, but it depends what type of skiers you are if this is a problem or not! The area towards Claviere is the best area for skiing as it’s quieter. If you go over to Sest... + more
Wendy Harrison-Drake, Northampton
4 out of 5
Main impressions are massive ski area (milkyway) and great nightlife. Good for beginner/intermediate skiers, loads of character in the village and always something on in the evening. Not always guaranteed snow lower down and early December and late April but I guess that’s the same on all mountains everywhere.... + more
Anna Stevenson, Manchester
5 out of 5
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How much is a ski pass in Sauze d'Oulx

Maximum and minimum adult Sauze d'Oulx lift pass prices ranged from €136 to €196 for 6 days access to the Sauze d'Oulx ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Sauze d'Oulx holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.

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Getting to Sauze d'Oulx

Most of our ski holidays to Sauze d'Oulx packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Sauze d'Oulx from nearby airports

How long does it take to fly to Sauze d'Oulx from the UK?

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

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Genoa 264 km ?
Turin 79 km 1 hour 30 minutes
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How long is the transfer from nearest Italy train station to Sauze d'Oulx?

The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Sauze d'Oulx transfers.

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Sauze d’Oulx Tourism Office Sauze d’Oulx is a wonderful resort with over 400km of pistes, fantastic off-piste and an ideal location for your ski holiday and really magical for families. There are really fun pistes for beginners, intermediate and advanced skiers - there is something for everyone! The team at the tourism office can assist you with booking any apre-ski activities such as spas, sightseeing or even a helicopter ride! The tourism office has many brochures and information on a wide variety of restaurants to suit any budget, ranging from from fine Italian cuisine to traditional home dishes. Set in the Italian Alps near the border with France, Sauze d’Oulx has an enviable winter sunshine record which makes it really magical and full of activities for a longer period of time. The Sauze d’Oulx tourism office has great information on snow-making facilities and how to get to and from the airports really easily. Services offered by the tourism office: - Wifi - Winter events and ticket booking - Documentation and printing assistance - Snowshoeing bookings - Accommodation assistance - Accessible facilities - Winter bus booking Opening Times: Daily Monday - Wednesday 09:00 - 12:00 and then again at 15:00 - 18:00 Thursday & Friday 15:00 - 18:00 Times may vary in Summer/Autum seasons

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