In Italy, it is mandatory to wear a face mask in public places indoors and outdoors, to maintain the safe distance of at least one metre from other people and it is recommended to wash your hands frequently and/or use alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
If you’re a traveller from abroad, you have to refer to the rules of the Ministry of Health and you can check the website of the National Agency of Tourism. Travel between different regions is banned throughout the country until 15th February, except for proven work requirements, situations of necessity or health reasons.
However, returning to your residence, domicile, or dwelling, is allowed, with the exclusion of travel to second homes located in another region.
It’s mandatory to carry a self certification attesting the reason for travelling and it is also recommended to download IMMUNI, the national app for contact tracing.
Here you can find the open accommodation options for your stay in Cortina, while here is the list of Cortina's restaurants and eateries, some of which offer delivery and take-away services.
Outdoor activities can be practiced respecting the current regulations such as the safety distance of one metre.
Several sports can be practiced in Cortina respecting all current regulations and experiencing the beauty of the Ampezzo Valley, including snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and ski touring.
Local public transport is functioning with lower capacity.
It is mandatory to wear a face mask in public places indoors and outdoors, to maintain the safe distance of at least one metre from other people and it is recommended to wash your hands frequently and/or use alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
It is not possible to buy tickets on board, but you can buy them at the ticket office.
Check here the latest timetables for city lines.
If you want more information, please visit the official website of the Ministry of Health.