Countries

Bionaz is the most extensive municipality in the Aosta Valley. Being renowned for its rugged, unspoilt landscape, it is perfect for those in search of peace and tranquillity.

Positioned on the watershed between two valleys, Doues is a sun-kissed village lying on a natural, south-facing terrace.

At an elevation of 1,335 m, Ollomont nestles in a sunny depression surrounded by a mountain range in the Valpelline. Famous in the past for its copper mines that have since closed, the unspoilt countryside has now take over the leading role.

Situated 1,377 m above sea level, Oyace is a quiet little village with a population of just over 200, 20 km from the city of Aosta.

Roisan lies at the “crossroads” between the upper Valpelline valley and the central valley known as the Plaine d’Aoste. Being situated in a quiet setting surrounded by greenery not too high on the mountainside, this is a tourist destination accessible to all.

Nestling among meadows and orchards at an altitude of 960 m, Valpelline is the village that lends its name to the entire valley. Village life was founded on farming, handicraft and mining.