Gastronomical delights
in the Aosta Valley
History and culture
in the Aosta Valley
Rediscovering emotions
in the Aosta Valley
Unspoilt views
in the Aosta Valley
World class skiing
in the Aosta Valley

The heart of the alps

Bordered by France and Switzerland, and surrounded by some of the highest peaks in Europe. All within two hours of Geneva, Turin and Milan.

History and Culture

From spectacular Roman ruins to fascinating archaeological sites, to the ancient castles which dot the valley. With numerous festivals which take place throughout the year, the Aosta Valley is brimming with history and culture. History & culture

Year Round Activities

Whatever the season you will find something to do, from world-class skiing and snowboarding, to hiking, biking or rafting, to the history and culture or the fine gastronomy. Find out more here

Winter and Summer in the Aosta Valley

One of Italy’s most beautiful ski destinations, with world-class skiing and snowboarding with slopes for all levels.  In the summer months an array of trails for hiking or biking, stunning nature and scenery, spa and wellness for all the family. Browse all our activities here

Snowsports
Heli Skiing
Spa & Wellness

News & Events

Please click on the links below to see some of the latest news and events coming from the Aosta Valley region.

Christmas and New Year are ‘snow’ much fun in the Aosta Valley

Top historical sites in Aosta Valley

Best hikes in Aosta Valley
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Discover holidays

The Aosta Valley is enchanting, even in November. Autumn colours transform summer into shades of red, yellow and ochre! Experience Autumn in the Mountains!

Featured resort

Gressoney! Comprised of two friendly, authentic Italian villages, Gressoney is at the centre of the fantastic Monterosa ski circuit. Based at the centre of the Monterosa ‘three valleys’, Gressoney is actually two villages: Gressoney-La-Trinité and Gressoney-Saint-Jean. Champoluc and Alagna are also part of the Monterosa ski circuit, a large network of lifts and pistes, and some great off-piste terrain. Despite its excellent ski area, all three resorts are unspoilt and quiet, with a friendly, authentic Italian ambience. As such, Monterosa is considered by many to be one of Europe’s best kept secrets.