Official website for tourism in the Aosta Valley
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In the Aosta Valley you can take children to visit fairy-tale castles and museums to get to know the territory.
Many museums in the Aosta Valley can also interest children, depending on their attitudes. High towers, imposing fortresses dominate the heights and elegant historic houses underpin the landscape giving it a fairytale appearance.
Also visit the ancient mines dug by man in the bowels of the earth and discover the secrets of miners and minerals.
Having fun in museums
Children of any age can have different interests: in the Aosta Valley there are many museums that can satisfy the curiosity of children.
Educational farms
Agricultural smallholdings that welcome groups and teach about animal life, crops, and rural traditions through practical experiences.
The prisons of the Fortress of Bard
The history of the Fortress of Bard is revealed in a permanent museum space housed in the prisons.
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Exhibition "L'école d'autrefois"
This exhibition in Perloz contains several items of furniture and school articles from the old school of the village of Marine.
Ancient remedies museum
How do you make a natural toothpaste? Find out about medicinal herbs and the ancient remedies used in the Aosta Valley to cure humans and animals.
The inventor and his robot
The Aosta Valley has dedicated a permanent exhibition to inventor Innocenzo Manzetti and his flute playing automaton.
Reading park
In Morgex a welcoming green area for visitors of all ages with views of Mont Blanc to discover the world of literature and stories.
