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Rascard
“Rascard” are buildings typical to the Val d’Ayas. They are made of squared and stripped pine, fir and larch logs, notched together at the corners. These buildings were once exclusively used t…
Challant House - Maison Fournier
In the historical centre of Antagnod, you will find one of the most beautiful rustic houses of the whole of Val d’Aosta: the famous “Maison Fournier”, which is still magnificently preserved. Thi…
The last bear of the Valle d'Ayas
It was winter 1782. One evening, while the snow was falling, a strong mountain dweller from Champoluc, Matteo Brunod, known as “lo rey” (the king) for his Herculean strength, was heading toward…
Museum of Sacred Art
The museum is in the chapel of the cemetery of Antagnod (end of the 15th century), near the parish church of San Martino.
The chapel was also used as the headquarters of the various confraternities…
Li Tsacolé d'Ayas
The sabot (“tsoque” in Franco-provencal language), traditional wooden shoes, are a representative element of traditional craft work in upper Val d’Ayas.
The trade of sabotier was once widesprea…
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…
Il costume=
L’autentico costume era così composto:
per gli uomini:
-CALZONI di stoffa, velluto o drappo, stretti e corti, abbottonati in fondo, appena sotto il ginocchio, o anche legati con legacci di lan…
Chapels and shrines
CHAPEL OF S. GIOVANNI BATTISTA: this beautiful chapel is situated in the district of Lignod di Ayas, on its facade it has a painting by Franz Curta from Gressoney, dated 1875. The theme show…
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