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New Airport Transfer Service Launches
NEW – This week has seen the launch of a new scheduled transfer service between major international airports and the Aosta Valley. From December this service will be available, linking Turin, Milan and Geneva airports with Aosta and Courmayeur and prices start from €15 one way. For other resorts this service will stop in towns Read More
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Skilife, the Ski Portal for the Aosta Valley Launches
The Aosta Valley has recently launched an English language version of its new ski portal, SkiLife. This portal aims to be an in depth destination to find out all you need with regard to skiing and snowboarding in the Valley and includes snow reports, webcams and travel information amongst other news.
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“Marché Vert Noël” Christmas Market Opens Next Week
Aosta – Roman Theatre 26 November 2016 – 08 January 2017 Between December and January, the “Marché Vert Noël” turns a little piece of the town – the Roman Theatre – into an alpine village. Delicious local specialties, wines, handicrafts, traditional objects, gifts, Nordic inspirations… affordable little luxuries to conjure up the convivial flavour Read More
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Resort Opening Dates Announced
The season opening dates for the major resorts in the Aosta Valley are now available as follows: CERVINIA 29 OCTOBER – 1 MAY (preopening 22/23 October) COURMAYEUR 26 NOVEMBER – 17 APRIL SKYWAY 2 DECEMBER – 31 MAY LA THUILE 26 NOVEMBER – 18 APRIL MONTEROSASKI 25 NOVEMBER – 18 APRIL PILA 26 NOVEMBER – 17 Read More
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Aosta Valley Mountain Restaurants Recognised
The Daily Telegraph in the UK recently announced their list of the best 10 mountain restaurants in Italy and 5 out of those 10 restaurants are in the Aosta Valley. This should come as no surprise to those who have had the pleasure of eating and drinking in the Aosta Valley before whilst on the Read More
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Aosta destinations featured in “Why in Italy” Website
Four stunning destinations in the Aosta Valley have recently been included in the “Why in Italy” website, created by the University of Turin. The website has been set up to create a new way of discovering Italy by focusing on areas that, possibly, aren’t on all the usual tourist “must do” lists when visiting the Read More
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Alpine Endurance Trail Valle d’Aosta
The Aosta Valley and Fort Bard are organising a new endurance trail running event to be raced clockwise along the Alte Vie 1 and 2 high-mountain trails, at an altitude between 300 and 3,300 metres. It consists of a 350 km circuit with 25,000 m. elevation gain which starts and ends in Cogne, in the heart of Read More
