Aosta Valley: discover the region

Holidays surrounded by nature, sport, wellness and postcard-like landscapes: this is what anyone who chooses the camping sites and villages with bungalows in Valle d’Aosta can be sure to find in Italy's smallest region, on the border with France and Switzerland. An all-year-round tourist destination in the Alps, Valle d’Aosta has the four highest mountain ranges in Italy: Gran Paradiso, Monte Rosa, Cervino and Monte Bianco, which is the highest mountain in Europe (4810 m), and can be visited on board the panoramic Skyway Monte Bianco cable car.

Skiing, excursions and cultural itineraries

In Valle d’Aosta, those who love mountain holidays will find the perfect place to cultivate their passions: from skiing resorts with slopes for all level of expertise, to mountain resorts where you can relax in charming and exclusive rural surroundings; from the opportunity to enjoy an active holiday surrounded by nature, on foot or by bike, to excursions that reveal a region of castles and old rural towns. As for skiing resorts, we must mention Monterosa Ski and the Swiss-Italian Matterhorn Ski Paradise; as for the castles, Fénis, Saint-Pierre and Fort Bard, near the capital city, Aosta, are among the most charming. Often hosting museums, as in the case of Fort Bard, castles are a must-see for anyone interested in the culture of this region, which is also rich with religious architecture.

Camping in Valle d’Aosta

Camping sites and villages with bungalows in Valle d’Aosta have evolved over the years, much like those in Trentino Alto Adige, focusing particularly of the quality of the services offered to visitors. Camping sites and villages that offered facilities for skiers and excursionists have turned in to proper holiday resorts, able to accommodate tourists in comfortable and charming wood chalets, often offering panoramic views and services such as spas and wellness centres. Valle d’Aosta's focus on wellness is enriched by the presence of thermal centres such as Pré Saint Didier, Courmayeur and Saint-Vincent.