The best destinations in Aosta Valley
The Aosta Valley is Italy’s tiniest region that packs a punch. It offers some of the most stunning mountain landscapes in all of Europe. Home to Monte Bianco (Mont Blanc) and Italy’s tallest peaks, endless alpine prairies, and crystal clear lakes, Aosta Valley is perfect for the entire family.
Here are some of Aosta Valley’s TOP sights:
- Aosta
- Monte Bianco and the Skyway
- Gran Paradiso National Park
- Bard Fortress
- Courmayeur
- Cogne
- Rutor Falls, La Thuile
- Champoluc
- Savoy Castle, Gressoney Saint Jean
- Arpy Lake
- Verres Castle
- Mont Avic Nature Park
Mont Avic Natural Park in Aosta: Something For Everyone in Any Season
It’s no secret that the tiny yet mighty region of Aosta Valley (Valle d’Aosta) in northwestern Italy is one of…
Hiking to Lake Arpy: An Alpine Lake in Aosta
Italy’s Aosta Valley is known for its out-of-this-world landscapes, winter sports, Alpine lakes, and of course, its pride and joy,…
What to See in Aosta in a Day
Aosta is Italy’s smallest city. Nestled in the Alps, this little Alpine treasure is a fabulous place to visit. Let’s…
Courmayeur at the Foot of Italy’s Monte Bianco
Italy’s Aosta Valley (Valle d’Aosta) region borders France and shares the tallest mountain in the Alps, Monte Bianco (or Mont…
La Thuile in the Aosta Valley: Paradise Year-Round
Italy’s Aosta Valley that borders France is known for its flawless scenery regardless of the season. Whether you are looking…
The Alpine Village of Cogne in Italy’s Aosta Valley
In Italy’s Aosta Valley and just miles from the French border lies the lovely town of Cogne. This Alpine village…
Gran Paradiso: Italy’s First National Park
Italy’s very first national park was created to protect the Alpine ibex species that had dwindled to less than 500…
The Village of Bard and its Fortress in Aosta Valley
The Aosta Valley is the smallest region of Italy which borders France and Switzerland. Being that it is the gateway…
Ascending Monte Bianco on the Skyway
Fifteen minutes to ascend the highest peak in Europe. In all seriousness, it really does take fifteen full minutes to…
