The Aosta Valley is much more than a tourist destination: it is an uncommon, authentic place, where uncontaminated nature meets adventure, where culture blends with the harmony of the landscape and where you can rediscover yourself through unique emotions.

For this reason it is the ideal destination for those who love the mountains all year round, for those who love active tourism and outdoor activities, nature and breathtaking landscapes, for those who love to explore the typical flavors of the places they visit, but above all for those who want all this together.

The Aosta Valley is a typically Alpine territory characterized by glaciers, alpine lakes, woods, pastures and traditional villages and over a third of which stands above 2,600 meters above sea level.
The four "Giants of the Alps" also reside here - Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa, Matterhorn and Gran Paradiso - which with their over four thousand metres of height create a breathtaking and unmissable mountain skyline.

Less than two hours by car from Geneva, Turin and Milan, the Aosta Valley is also connected to France via the Mont Blanc Tunnel and the Little Saint bernard pass and to Switzerland via the Great Saint Bernard pass and tunnel.

 

Discover the Aosta Valley

Tourist areas

Tourist areas

With a surface area of ​​just 3,266 km2, the Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy. Despite its small size, however, it contains within it an extraordinary richness: its territory is divided into 8 tourist areas, each with unique characteristics and peculiarities.

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The giants of the Alps

The giants of the Alps

The Alps, in Aosta Valley outline a profile against the sky in which it is easy to recognize the 4 "Giants of the Alps": Mont Blanc (4,810 m), a mountain carved in granite and second in Europe only to Elbrus, of Caucasus; Matterhorn or Monte Cervino (4,478 m), with its characteristic pyramid shape; Monte Rosa (4,634 m), the second highest mountain in the Alps and Gran Paradiso (4,061 m), the only "4,000" mountain entirely in Italian territory.

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Ski resorts

Ski resorts

Skiing in the Aosta Valley, for those who love downhill skiing, means exploring 19 ski resorts, 800 kilometers of slopes and 7 snow parks, and exciting off-piste itineraries that can be reached by ski lifts or by helicopter from the heliski bases. And you can even ski in summer on the slopes at the foot of the Matterhorn!

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