Things to do in Aosta

No. 17 of Ski Resorts in Italy

Pila

Pila is a ski resort hailed as the "Balcony of the Alps." It is famous not only for its exceptional location and modern facilities but also for its proximity to the historic city of Aosta, making it one of Europe's most convenient and charming ski destinations. The charm of Pila lies in its unique "city-ski" experience. The resort is situated in a high-altitude basin at an altitude of approx. 1,800–2,700 m, facing majestic Alpine peaks such as Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, and Gran Paradiso. Pila features approx. 70 km of meticulously maintained ski slopes suitable for skiers of all levels. Its varied terrain is perfect for honing skiing skills. For thrill-seekers, there are several challenging runs with steep gradients. It also features dedicated children's parks and beginner practice areas, making it an excellent choice for family ski vacations.

No. 3 of Ski Resorts in Valle d'Aosta

Crévacol

Crévacol is located in the town of San-Rime in the Aosta Valley of Italy. It is a mountain resort mainly for winter sports. Its geographical location is south-facing and has good sunshine conditions, which is suitable for skiing and outdoor leisure. The ski resort covers an area with an altitude of 1,640 to 2,450 meters. The ski slopes are designed to meet the needs of skiers of different skill levels. There are both gentle slopes suitable for beginners and more challenging professional slopes. There are snow playgrounds in the area to provide activity space for family tourists. In addition to conventional skiing facilities, the area has opened up a number of cross-country skiing routes, crossing fir forests and open areas, forming a diverse sliding environment. There is a rest station high on the hillside with a panoramic terrace, where tourists can stop and rest, overlooking the village and the surrounding mountain scenery. Crévacol is an ideal place for tourists to take a short vacation as a ski area that combines sports and entertainment.

Château de Fénis

Château de Fénis is a medieval castle in the Aosta Valley, Italy. The castle is famous for its ornate decorations and features several large towers. Inside, it also houses magnificent Renaissance frescoes and a large collection of antique weapons.

The Arch of Augustus

Roman Theatre

The Roman Theatre of Aosta is an ancient theatre,the massive wall pierced by arches and windows is a preserved part of the building's facade, standing over 20m high.

Porta Pretoria

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Alps

Matterhorn

The Matterhorn is 4478 meters above sea level. Its special triangular cone shape is very representative and is a symbol of the Alps. Especially at sunrise and sunset, the snow-covered mountains reflect a metallic light, which is breathtaking. . Difficult mountaineering challenges Matterhorn is the last major mountain in the Alps to be conquered, and many mountaineers regard it as a difficult challenge due to its extremely steep and precipitous terrain. Even now, it is only possible to reach the summit by a professional climber with complete equipment, accompanied by an experienced guide. From the foot of the mountain, the town of Zermatt at the foot of the Matterhorn is a good place to overlook the Matterhorn, and the MatterVispa River in the center of the town is the best choice for watching the morning view of the Matterhorn. . Standing by the river and looking along the empty river, the king of the mountains without the roof and branches to cover it looks even more majestic. A close-up view of the Matterhorn from the glacier paradise There is a small Matterhorn (KleinMatterhorn) near the Matterhorn. There is a viewing platform 3883 meters above sea level on its steep hill, known as the "Matterhorn" Glacier Paradise". Here, visitors can admire the Matterhorn and the surrounding mountains of the Alps up close, with magnificent glaciers and rolling snow.

Castello Reale di Sarre

Castello di Aymavilles

Parc Animalier d'Introd