The fourth edition of Coppa delle Alpi will see the classic cars pass through the most beautiful passes of the Alpine arc between Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Germany and France.

Discover the places that welcomed the race.

28 APRIL | LEG 1 

Trieste -> Cortina D’Ampezzo

Trieste, a sea of emotions

Trieste’s charm lies in its Central European culture and its frontier history that has the scent of the sea.

A crossroads of peoples and trade, it has a multi-ethnic soul, reflected in the varied architectural styles of the buildings and places of worship of the different religious communities, in perfect harmony.

The history of Austro-Hungarian Trieste can be breathed in the traditional Viennese-style cafes, a favourite haunt of citizens to enjoy a “black” cup of coffee and talk about current affairs and culture.

Trieste is the ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts: from climbing rocks to the gulf of sails. Cycling enthusiasts should not miss the cycle routes along the coastline and the old railway line, together with the many Karst trails for mountain bikers.

This corner of Italy offers a unique mix of natural and cultural beauty, to be experienced and savoured through its museums, events and culinary traditions.

Kraniska Gora, where the adventure begins

Kranjska Gora is best known as the organiser of the Vitranc and Planica World Cups. Exciting experiences in the Julian Alps await you in Kranjska Gora and the surrounding localities. There are many experiences you will want to enjoy, from active holidays to peaceful explorations of nature and cultural heritage. You can discover the secrets of wellness in the rich wellness offer, attend business and social gatherings or explore the mysterious past of the Zgornjesavska dolina valley with the whole family. You will certainly not be bored here.

Spring in the Zgornjesavska dolina valley is a magnet for nature lovers. The beautiful landscape and rich natural and cultural heritage offer many opportunities for family outings. The beautiful mountains are a paradise for hikers and climbers, while cyclists can try out the many demanding Alpine climbs or relax with a leisurely ride on marked trails.

Cortina D’Ampezzo, the Queen of the Dolomites

A thousand-year history, a tourist tradition of over 150 years, major sporting events and a unique landscape make Cortina d’Ampezzo known as the Queen of the Dolomites.

Cortina wears a different outfit in every season, offering different landscapes, atmospheres and activities depending on the time of year one visits.

Spring is the season of blossoms: between March and April, splendid flowers begin to sprout on the meadows of Cortina. As the weeks go by, as the snow melts and uncovers the sides of the higher slopes, they bring their colours ever higher, offering unique landscapes.

This contrast between the green flower meadows and the whitewashed peaks is in itself a regenerating spectacle. The shy spring sun, accompanied by the pure mountain air of Ampezzo, radiates wellbeing for body and soul: an ideal moment to discover the Queen of the Dolomites and rediscover yourself.

29 APRIL | LEG 2 

Cortina D’Ampezzo -> Seefeld in Tirol

Brunico, between Enchanted Nature and Millennial History

Bruneck, jewel of the Puster Valley, awakens in the fresh spring air, inviting visitors to discover its natural and architectural wonders. Nestled amidst the majestic peaks that surround it, the town offers a unique experience, where history intertwines with unspoilt nature.

A destination not to be missed is Bruneck Castle, which dominates the town from high up, a silent witness to centuries of history, and the lively Via Centrale, Bruneck’s beating heart, where handicraft shops alternate with cosy cafés and renowned boutiques.

The arrival of fine weather opens the door to endless possibilities for excursions, both on foot and by bike, along itineraries that start directly from the town centre and then plunge into the green of the surrounding forests and meadows. Families will find tailor-made activities, including easy walks ideal for children and interactive museums such as the South Tyrol Museum of Customs and Traditions in Teodone, which offers exciting programmes for children.

Bruneck in spring is a destination that promises to enchant every visitor, offering unforgettable moments of culture, relaxation and adventure in nature.

Regione Seefeld, Where luxury meets nature

Situated between the mountains and the valley, its location alone makes the Region Seefeld – Tirols Hochplateau something special. At an altitude of 1,200 metres, it features a gentle, pastoral landscape that opens widely to the south while being framed, at the same time, by the rugged Alpine peaks of the Karwendel and Mieminger ranges and the Wetterstein massif with the renowned Zugspitze peak.

Whatever the time of year, Tyrol’s high plateau invites you to savour its unique diversity and heartfelt Tyrolean hospitality: top-class culinary delights, action-packed sports activities on snow or rock, exclusive spa treatments or tranquillity and relaxation amidst virtually untouched nature. In the region’s five idyllically situated villages – Seefeld, Leutasch, Mösern, Reith and Scharnitz – you don’t have to choose: here you can have it all. Its central location close to Innsbruck also makes the high plateau easy to reach.

What could be more enjoyable than a leisurely stroll through one of Tyrol’s oldest pedestrian zones? In the town of Seefeld, in addition to elegant shops and cosy restaurants, you can still find long-established traditional businesses and time-honoured craftsmanship.

The region has also been awarded the Austrian Ecolabel for a year now and is proud to be able to offer sustainable tourism and thus protect precious nature for future generations!

30 APRIL | LEG 3 

Seefeld in Tirol -> St. Moritz

Livigno, the ‘Little Tibet’ of Europe

Located in the heart of the Alta Valtellina, Livigno is also known as the ‘Little Tibet’ of Europe due to its altitude (1816 metres), making it one of Italy’s highest municipalities.

Characterised by a breath-taking naturalistic landscape, embraced by the Rhaetian Alps, Livigno is a tourist and lifestyle destination loved by Italians and international visitors who choose it every year to experience first-hand a holiday – in summer and in winter – dedicated to the discovery of its different souls: sport, relaxation, traditions, shopping, typical and gourmet food and wine…         

The wide range of activities on offer – outdoor and indoor, and in every sphere – makes the destination the ideal place for every type of traveller: from couples to groups of friends to families, everyone will be able to freely pursue their passions here in the heart of Valtellina.

Furthermore, Livigno is not only one of the most renowned destinations for high-altitude sports fans in every season, but will also be the venue for the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics: an important dream come true, confirming the destination as one of the best winter resorts for freestyle and snowboarding worldwide.

St. Moritz, a unique place at 1856 metres

The uniqueness of St. Moritz makes it a landmark among Alpine resorts. St. Moritz has consistently demonstrated its pioneering spirit, both in the past and in the present. It was home to two Winter Olympics. However, St. Moritz is much more than just a winter destination.

The thermal spring of Mauritius was discovered over three thousand years ago, and wellness continues to be a focal point today. Furthermore, the Alpine town is a stage for artists, trendsetters, and car lovers alike. Automobile events have been a firm fixture at this extraordinary alpine resort since 1929.

Aside from these events the resort is a playground all year around, with culinary highlights, a wide array of sports opportunities as well as numerous museums and galleries providing a unique stay at 1856 metres.

1 MAY | LEG 4 

St. Moritz -> Gstaad

Gstaad, in the heart of the Berne Oberland

In the heart of the Berne Oberland lies the Gstaad holiday region, consisting of ten charming chalet villages. Each village has its own distinctive charm and contributes to a rich mosaic of traditional Alpine charm and timeless elegance. Together, these villages form the Gstaad holiday region, where guests can discover a wide range of leisure options in a picturesque Alpine setting. Each of these ten chalet villages has its own history and personality. Gstaad is the beating heart of the region and embodies a unique combination of tradition, comfort and style. The village centre, a pedestrian zone, is home to fine restaurants, exclusive shops, first-class hotels and trendy bars, creating a harmonious atmosphere. The surrounding recreational areas are easily accessible by three modern mountain railways, which offer a wide range of activities. Gstaad is the ideal place to leave the stress of everyday life behind and experience unforgettable moments in a picturesque setting.

2 MAY | LEG 5

Gstaad ->Courmayeur

Courmayeur, a jewel guarded by the highest mountain in the Alps

There is a place where your imagination can turn into reality. Where entertainment and relaxation come in every conceivable shade. A place where flavours are able to amaze, where nature and its panoramas are able to astound.

This is Courmayeur Mont Blanc, a jewel guarded by the highest mountain in the Alps: Mont Blanc.

Leave your tracks on the snow-covered slopes, get lost in the trails surrounded by nature. Try the excellence of starred and traditional Italian cuisine, the best Alpine spas and an unparalleled shopping experience.

After all, it is only when you reach the top that you see everything clearly.

Enjoy Italy at its peak. Enjoy Courmayeur.