Discover Valle d'Aosta with Caractère
Valle d'Aosta is the smallest region of Italy, an area wedged between Switzerland and France, which also boasts the highest peaks of the Alps. Here you enter a world of majestic mountains, deep valleys, the oldest Italian natural park, a succession of wonders of nature. But also into a world of cultures, a bilingual region that so closely links the traditions and heritages of both France and Italy, in stately castles, mountain villages and, of course, the beautiful city of Aosta, with its rich and diverse artistic heritage. A world that will pleasantly surprise and amaze you behind every hairpin bend!
What is there to see in Aosta?
In Aosta, you can admire the impressive Roman ruins, such as the amphitheater and the Triumphal Arch of Augustus. The regional archaeological museum offers a deep dive into local history.
Is Aosta a nice city?
Yes, Aosta is a charming city with interesting center, pleasant squares and surprising gems of architecture. Not for nothing was Aosta nicknamed "the Rome of the Alps." The mix of Italian and French influences creates a unique atmosphere here.
When is the best time to travel to Valle d'Aosta?
The best time to visit Valle d'Aosta depends on your activities. For skiing and winter sports, the winter months are ideal, while summer is perfect for hiking and exploring nature.
