Skip to main content

Official website for tourism in the Aosta Valley

EN
  • IT
  • DE
  • ES
  • FR
Lovevda – Sito ufficiale del Turismo in Valle d’Aosta
Lovevda – Sito ufficiale del Turismo in Valle d’Aosta
Lovevda – Sito ufficiale del Turismo in Valle d’Aosta
Logo Regione VDA
  • Home
  • Sports
    • Downhill skiing
    • Off-piste skiing
    • Ski touring
    • Cross-country skiing
    • Snowshoes
    • Ice Activities
    • Summer sports
    • Other sports
  • Events
  • Children
    • Having fun
    • Sport
    • Culture
    • Nature
    • Workshops
  • Culture
    • Roman Architecture
    • Castles
    • Churches
    • Museums
    • Tradition
  • Food and wine
    • Wine
    • Products
    • Where to eat
    • Recipes
    • Food events
    • Farms open to visitors
  • Nature
    • Gran Paradiso national park
    • Mont Avic natural park
    • Nature reserves
    • Botanical Gardens
    • Natura 2000
    • Mines
  • Wellness
    • Pré-Saint-Didier spa
    • Saint-Vincent spa
    • Wellness centres
  • Offers
  • Home
  • Sports
    • Downhill skiing
    • Off-piste skiing
    • Ski touring
    • Cross-country skiing
    • Snowshoes
    • Ice Activities
    • Summer sports
    • Other sports
  • Events
  • Children
    • Having fun
    • Sport
    • Culture
    • Nature
    • Workshops
  • Culture
    • Roman Architecture
    • Castles
    • Churches
    • Museums
    • Tradition
  • Food and wine
    • Wine
    • Products
    • Where to eat
    • Recipes
    • Food events
    • Farms open to visitors
  • Nature
    • Gran Paradiso national park
    • Mont Avic natural park
    • Nature reserves
    • Botanical Gardens
    • Natura 2000
    • Mines
  • Wellness
    • Pré-Saint-Didier spa
    • Saint-Vincent spa
    • Wellness centres
  • Offers
  • Find on map
  • Discover the region
    • Tourist areas
    • Giants of the Alps
    • Cable cars to the 4,000’ers
  • How to get here
    • Coming by car
    • Coming by train
    • Coming by coach
    • Coming by plane
  • Plan your trip
    • Meteo
    • Webcam
    • Downhill snow report
    • Crosscountry snow report
    • Getting around
    • Leaflet
  • Where to stay
    • Accommodation
    • Privately rented flats
    • Online booking
  • Itineraries
    • Cultural itineraries
    • Food & wine tours
    • Spiritual itineraries
    • Walking routes
    • Bike routes
    • Motorcycle routes
    • Snowshoes
    • Sports itineraries
  • Find on map
  • Discover the region
    • Tourist areas
    • Giants of the Alps
    • Cable cars to the 4,000’ers
  • How to get here
    • Coming by car
    • Coming by train
    • Coming by coach
    • Coming by plane
  • Plan your trip
    • Meteo
    • Webcam
    • Downhill snow report
    • Crosscountry snow report
    • Getting around
    • Leaflet
  • Where to stay
    • Accommodation
    • Privately rented flats
    • Online booking
  • Itineraries
    • Cultural itineraries
    • Food & wine tours
    • Spiritual itineraries
    • Walking routes
    • Bike routes
    • Motorcycle routes
    • Snowshoes
    • Sports itineraries
    • Home
    • Sports
      • Downhill skiing
      • Off-piste skiing
      • Ski touring
      • Cross-country skiing
      • Snowshoes
      • Ice Activities
      • Summer sports
      • Other sports
    • Events
    • Children
      • Having fun
      • Sport
      • Culture
      • Nature
      • Workshops
    • Culture
      • Roman Architecture
      • Castles
      • Churches
      • Museums
      • Tradition
    • Food and wine
      • Wine
      • Products
      • Where to eat
      • Recipes
      • Food events
      • Farms open to visitors
    • Nature
      • Gran Paradiso national park
      • Mont Avic natural park
      • Nature reserves
      • Botanical Gardens
      • Natura 2000
      • Mines
    • Wellness
      • Pré-Saint-Didier spa
      • Saint-Vincent spa
      • Wellness centres
    • Offers
    • Home
    • Sports
      • Downhill skiing
      • Off-piste skiing
      • Ski touring
      • Cross-country skiing
      • Snowshoes
      • Ice Activities
      • Summer sports
      • Other sports
    • Events
    • Children
      • Having fun
      • Sport
      • Culture
      • Nature
      • Workshops
    • Culture
      • Roman Architecture
      • Castles
      • Churches
      • Museums
      • Tradition
    • Food and wine
      • Wine
      • Products
      • Where to eat
      • Recipes
      • Food events
      • Farms open to visitors
    • Nature
      • Gran Paradiso national park
      • Mont Avic natural park
      • Nature reserves
      • Botanical Gardens
      • Natura 2000
      • Mines
    • Wellness
      • Pré-Saint-Didier spa
      • Saint-Vincent spa
      • Wellness centres
    • Offers
    • Find on map
    • Discover the region
      • Tourist areas
      • Giants of the Alps
      • Cable cars to the 4,000’ers
    • How to get here
      • Coming by car
      • Coming by train
      • Coming by coach
      • Coming by plane
    • Plan your trip
      • Meteo
      • Webcam
      • Downhill snow report
      • Crosscountry snow report
      • Getting around
      • Leaflet
    • Where to stay
      • Accommodation
      • Privately rented flats
      • Online booking
    • Itineraries
      • Cultural itineraries
      • Food & wine tours
      • Spiritual itineraries
      • Walking routes
      • Bike routes
      • Motorcycle routes
      • Snowshoes
      • Sports itineraries
    • Find on map
    • Discover the region
      • Tourist areas
      • Giants of the Alps
      • Cable cars to the 4,000’ers
    • How to get here
      • Coming by car
      • Coming by train
      • Coming by coach
      • Coming by plane
    • Plan your trip
      • Meteo
      • Webcam
      • Downhill snow report
      • Crosscountry snow report
      • Getting around
      • Leaflet
    • Where to stay
      • Accommodation
      • Privately rented flats
      • Online booking
    • Itineraries
      • Cultural itineraries
      • Food & wine tours
      • Spiritual itineraries
      • Walking routes
      • Bike routes
      • Motorcycle routes
      • Snowshoes
      • Sports itineraries

Browse

Tourist Areas

Mont Blanc
Gran Paradiso
Great Saint Bernard
Aosta and surroundings
Matterhorn
Lys valley
Ayas valley
Lower valley

Weather forecast

Meteo

Friday 9 May

Friday 9 May - Morning
Morning
Friday 9 May - Afternoon
Afternoon

Saturday 10 May

Saturday 10 May - Morning
Morning
Saturday 10 May - Afternoon
Afternoon

Sunday 11 May

Sunday 11 May - Morning
Morning
Sunday 11 May - Afternoon
Afternoon
Detailed forecast

Book your Holiday

Departure date can't be less than arrival or vice-versa

Hône

Discover

Hône

Hône is located at the entrance of the Champorcher valley, on the left bank of the Ayasse stream, on the orographic right of the Dora Baltea river. The village played a strategic role in the medieval period, since it was owned by the lordship of Bard. A pedestrian bridge over the Dora Baltea, with a remarkable view of the majestic fort, connects Hône to the village of Bard still today.
Interesting evidence of the first human settlements in the area are the hollowed out stones which have concave engravings of probable religious significance.
Hône also preserves delicious traditions: the Micóoula, a typical sweet bread made from rye flour, walnuts, chestnuts, dried figs and raisins.

WHAT TO SEE
● The Parish Church of San Giorgio, of very ancient origins, has undergone several renovations. At the end of the 19th century, the inside was frescoed by the Artari brothers, famous painters from Verrès. In the annexed parish museum, valuable bas-reliefs are preserved.

NATURE AND SPORT
Among the countless excursions that can be undertaken in the territory of Hône, one of the simplest but interesting ones is the so-called ravines path which, going up the Ayasse stream, highlights the geological characteristics of the area thanks to explanatory panels.
The excursions on the two sides of the Champorcher valley are very scenic, allowing you to have very particular views of the Bard Fortress.
At the entrance of the Champorcher valley, in the hamlet Courtil, there is the rock-climbing wall called Placche di Oriana, much appreciated by climbers.

EVENTS AND TRADITIONS
● The Patronal feast of San Giorgio: on the occasion of the feast of Hône’s patron saint, on 23rd April, some days of celebration are organized with theater performances, fireworks, bonfires, torchlight processions and a foot race.
● The Micóoula Festival: it takes place every year on 8th December to celebrate the typical tasty rye bread which differs from traditional brown bread for the presence of chestnuts, walnuts, dried figs, raisins, and, sometimes, even chocolate chips. For the occasion, demonstrations of the preparation of the Micóoula, tastings and a Christmas street market are organized.

FOR THE LITTLE ONES
In Hône, families with children can find two fun-learning itineraries with installations that invite you to explore the area and its culture, between reality and legend. The path of the Serre-de-Biel, also called the “path of the little big world”, along the consortium road to Pian-Fiou, describes the life of insects, while the path of the eight sisters, along the municipal road to Pourcil, is a tribute to the many female figures, known and unknown, who lived in this area.
Two playgrounds are located respectively upstream and downstream of the town hall.

IDENTIKIT
● Altitude: 364 m
● Inhabitants: 1172
● How to get there by public transport: you can reach Hône by bus, with the line 'Pont-Saint-Martin – Aosta' (timetables available on the Vita Group company site) or by train, at the railway station of Hône-Bard - the railway is temporarily closed (the timetables of the buses which replace the trains are available on the Trenitalia website).

The village of Hône
Historische Brücke von Hône
Hône and the Bard Fortress
The church

Webcam

Chamois
Chamois
Champorcher
Champorcher
Saint Vincent - Col de Joux
Saint Vincent - Col de Joux

Share

TwitterTwitter
FacebookFacebook
WhatsAppWhatsApp
E-mailE-mail

Tourist offer

Events Events
Food & Wine - visit the producers Food & Wine - visit the producers
Guided trips and visits Guided trips and visits
Heritage Heritage
Services Services
Sport Sport
Sport Itineraries Sport Itineraries
Where to eat Where to eat
Where to sleep Where to sleep
Workshops and courses Workshops and courses

Book your stay

Before your trip

  • Tourist offices
  • Brochures
  • Webcams
  • Downhill ski bulletin
  • Cross-country ski bulletin

Legal Information

  • Privacy
  • Cookies

Social

LoveVdA
Page edited by

Assessorato al Turismo, Sport, Commercio

Autononous region of Aosta Valley

Regione Autonoma Valle d’Aosta
Région Autonome Vallée d’Aoste

© Regione Autonoma Valle d'Aosta
P.Iva 00368440079