Everything Valtellina, all in one place

Hai bisogno di Vitamin T? La trovi in Valtellina (fino al 17 maggio)

Alberto Fortis enchants Morbegno: emotions and music for the first concert of Alpi Sonanti

The Sant'Antonio Auditorium was packed for the concert of Alberto Fortis that inaugurated the Alpi Sonanti 2025 festival. Emotions, music, and deep messages in an unforgettable evening in Morbegno.

Pizzoccheri of Teglio: the story and recipe of the iconic dish

Where do pizzoccheri come from? The story, the origin of the name, and the recipe from the Accademia del Pizzocchero di Teglio, with quantities for 4 people.

Coscrits’ Party: the story and my 18th birthday in Ponte

Where does the tradition of the conscripts’ celebration come from, how is it marked today in Valtellina, and the story of the class of ’66 from Ponte, complete with flags, banners and tricolour scarves.

I don’t really get Nebbiolo, but I like to stroll through it all the same.

A Nebbiolo tasting in Chiuro, told by someone who doesn’t drink wine, but walks through the vineyards of Inferno every day.

V is for Vendemmia: the experience to enjoy in Folini’s vineyard

Harvest time in Valtellina, from Folini to Chiuro: grapes are picked by hand, even with children and schools. The company behind the World’s Best Wine 2024, with its 2019 Sforzato.

The Shield of Saint Michael: the dessert that hides a secret

What is the Scudo di San Michele? A traditional sweet from Tirano linked to the 1504 Apparition, with a hidden fig and a story that dates back twenty years.

**Food Routes in Sondrio 2026: the programme**

Food Routes in Sondrio on 31 October and 1 November 2026: cheese in the square, tastings, crafts, visits, pizzoccheri, music and activities.

The real story of the sciatt

Sciatt aren’t from Teglio: the real story comes from Ristorante Cerere in Ponte in Valtellina, where a secret recipe and a misunderstanding that lasted decades are at the heart of it.

You are a guide of the Valtellina legends: the legend of Villa di Tirano

Discover the legend behind the saying “tananài”: three women, the plague of 1629 in Villa di Tirano, and a meeting that changed everything.