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Summer or winter: always Aosta Valley!

Lifts open in summer
In Aosta Valley, you’ll find ski lifts open even in summer. Take advantage of cable cars, gondolas, and chairlifts for your mountain hikes. Many lifts also allow you to transport your mountain bike.
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Tuesday 9 September


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Steaming polenta and Alpine views: what could be better after a beautiful hike in the mountains? Find here excursions lasting up to two hours to mountain huts in the Aosta Valley.
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In Breuil-Cervinia you can also ski in summer: ski slopes open at 3,500 meters above sea level on the Plateau Rosà glacier with a view of the Matterhorn.
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Walking into an Alpine botanical garden in the Aosta Valley is a short journey into biodiversity, with colors, fragrances, and forms that reveal nature’s remarkable ability to adapt to high altitudes. After your visit, let yourself be enchanted by the surrounding landscape…
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Summer gently fades into autumn: the air turns crisp, the skies are clear, and the landscapes glow with warm colours. It’s the perfect time to experience the region with fresh eyes, between culture, events, and traditions, and to enjoy outings on foot, by bike, or by motorbike.
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For any reservations of at least 2 nights via the reservation center Valle d'Aosta Booking, we offer the passage to and from the Grand-Saint-Bernard tunnel.
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Immerse yourself in an ancient tradition of authentic flavours, alpine elegance, and fine craftsmanship. A true sensory experience that goes beyond simple shopping.
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Family holidays
Aosta Valley for children
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Use the legend to view the various points of interest in the Aosta Valley on the map. By clicking on the identified point you can access the corresponding descriptive page.
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