Aosta Valley
Skiing in Aosta Valley
Those who love downhill skiing, in the Aosta Valley region can explore 19 ski resorts: both large ski areas with slopes for all levels and quiet resorts for those taking their first steps on skis.
The flavours of the Aosta Valley
A holiday in the Aosta Valley is a true journey of the senses, where every moment becomes an unforgettable experience. Let yourself be captivated by the authentic flavours of this land and discover typical food products that tell stories of tradition and passion.
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In this less crowded and sometimes underestimated period, you will have the opportunity to explore the region with the attention and calm it deserves: spectacular landscapes, lots of history, the authentic flavours of local tradition and various opportunities to discover the territory await you here.
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At the foot of the Matterhorn, ski season is already here: slopes in Breuil-Cervinia open from October 26th.
Enjoy skiing in this stunning alpine area, which offers extensive runs and access to the larger Cervinia-Zermatt ski domain, making it a top destination for winter sports enthusiasts.
On November 30th – unless postponed – the ski stations of Pila, La Thuile, and Courmayeur will follow suit, while in the vast Monterosa Ski area, the winter season kicks off on December 6th.
For any reservations of at least 2 nights via the reservation center Valle d'Aosta Booking, we offer the passage to and from the Grand-Saint-Bernard tunnel.
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Exploring the castles of the Aosta Valley is like embarking on a journey through time, with towering turrets and medieval frescoes. Each residence unveils stories of noble families, ancient traditions, and secrets kept within its walls. From the picturesque Castel Savoia to the elegant halls of Issogne, visiting these castles offers a unique experience of history and Alpine beauty.
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Family holidays
Aosta Valley for children
Before leaving
Use the legend to view the various points of interest in the Aosta Valley on the map. By clicking on the identified point you can access the corresponding descriptive page.
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