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Favre house
Ancient home in the village of Dolonne
The lower part of the architrave is shaped like a lancet. The Savoy coat of arms is on the left with that of the Favre family “A silver cross on a re…
Villas in Courmayeur
The most qualified expansion of this famous tourist resort occurred between the two World Wars. The most typical type of town of the period is represented by villas surrounded by larg…
Malluquin Tower
Situated in Piazza Petigax, a short distance from the Valdois Evangelical church, in the Middle Ages this building belonged to the Malluquin family, for whom evidence exists in Courmayeur since th…
Passerin d'Entrèves fortified house
Standing in the centre of the Entrèves village, this typical country fortified house from the 14th century (1351), was designated as an aristocratic residence, more for the tourist attraction of th…
Churches of Saint Margaret parish in Entrèves
In 1964 Entrèves, Courmayeur’s hamlet, established its own parish, including the parish church and the chapel of the same name village, as well as the chapels of San Grato in La Palud, of Meyen…
Parish church of the Saints Pantaleon and Valentine
The current parish church building dates back to the first half of the eighteenth century.
The church has a basilican plan with three naves covered by cross vaults and marked by six squared pillar…
The Notre Dame de Guérison Sanctuary
This church is located on the road to Val Veny, with a Brenva glacier backdrop. It was once dedicated to Vierge du Terrier and today to Notre-Dame de la Guérison. The sanctuary was built in 1792, o…
Waldensian Evangelical Church
Located in the Petigax Square beside the Malluquin tower, the façade is orned by a buffered, mullioned windowand some little stone arches.
L'Artisanà - The shops of traditional Aosta Valley handycraft
The craftsmen of the Aosta valley traditionally used the term “l’Artisanà” to refer to the shop in the centre of Aosta where the products displayed during the Sant’Orso Craft Fair were taken fo…
