Whether you're a botany enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful and enchanting place, the botanical gardens of the Aosta Valley invite you to be amazed by the gentle power of Alpine nature:

Paradisia – Cogne

Nestled in the Gran Paradiso National Park, Paradisia celebrates its 70th anniversary in 2025 with a series of nature-themed events and educational activities. It’s the perfect chance to explore Valnontey’s trails, relax by the spectacular Lillaz waterfalls, or stroll through the charming villages of the Cogne valley. Don’t miss the free concerts of the MusiCogne festival from 17 to 20 July.

Saussurea – Courmayeur

Reachable by the Skyway Monte Bianco cable car, Saussurea is one of the highest alpine botanical gardens in Europe. A place where the extreme becomes beauty, and every bloom tells a story. Flowering peaks in the second half of July. After your visit, head to the scenic trails of Val Veny and Val Ferret or unwind in Courmayeur among elegant boutiques, cozy cafés, and mountain flavours.

Chanousia – La Thuile

Set at 2,170 metres on the Little Saint Bernard Pass, Chanousia welcomes you with extraordinary Alpine plant life. Use your visit to discover La Thuile, the Rutor waterfalls and scenic hikes, or indulge in a typical local meal in a nearby mountain refuge.

Castel Savoia Park – Gressoney

The garden at Castel Savoia in Gressoney-Saint-Jean awaits at the foot of Monte Rosa in a fairy-tale setting. Walk among rare flowers and alpine plants with views of the elegant castle commissioned by Queen Margherita of Savoy. Make the most of the day with a castle visit, a stroll through Walser villages or a relaxing break at Lake Gover.