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Aosta

Cosa vedere a Aosta

Tutti i monumenti che meritano il tuo tempo a Aosta: fotografati, raccontati e abbinati ai loro tour.

Fotografia · PieroMobile / Unsplash · Aosta

I monumenti

Tutti i monumenti di Aosta

I luoghi e i capolavori attorno a cui vale la pena costruire una giornata.

Aosta Cathedral's neoclassical facade and twin medieval towers at duskChiesaCattedrale di AostaEleventh-century frescoes, Ottonian architecture, mosaic floors, neoclassical facadeBehind a neoclassical front, Aosta's cathedral keeps one of the Alps' great medieval interiors. Ottonian frescoes from the 1040s survive above the nave, and twelfth-century mosaics pave the choir.Pianifica la visita

Nei dintorni

Nel raggio di una gita

Altri monumenti in Valle d'Aosta, a una gita di distanza.

  1. The Matterhorn above golden larch slopesBreuil-CerviniaMonte CervinoIconic pyramid peak, Breuil-Cervinia viewpoints, year-round glacier skiing
  2. Alpenglow on the Gran Paradiso massif mirrored in an alpine lakeCogneParco Nazionale del Gran ParadisoItaly's first national park, ibex herds, Cogne valleys, four-thousand-meter summit
  3. The turreted ring of Fenis Castle in the Aosta valleyFénisCastello di FénisPentagonal towered walls, frescoed courtyard staircase, Challant family seat, Jaquerio school frescoes
  4. The stacked tiers of Forte di Bard guarding the Aosta valley gateBardForte di BardMuseum of the Alps, fortress that held up Napoleon, glass lifts above the Dora, Avengers filming location
  5. Aymavilles Castle — Aosta, Aosta Valley, ItalyAymavillesGemma nascostaCastello di AymavillesA castle originating in 1287, given its four circular towers in the early 15th century by the Challant family and converted to a residence by 1728, reopened as a four-level regional museum in May 2022 after a 17-year restoration.
  6. Rockery beds of the Paradisia alpine garden in the Valnontey, CogneCogneGemma nascostaGiardino Botanico Alpino ParadisiaGran Paradiso alpine flora, garden at 1700 meters in Valnontey, lichen and butterfly trails, July bloom season
  7. Sarre Castle — Aosta, Aosta Valley, ItalySarreGemma nascostaCastello di SarreA 13th-century castle rebuilt in the early 18th century that King Victor Emmanuel II bought in 1869 and turned into a royal hunting lodge, restored and opened to the public by the Region in 1989.
  8. Châtel-Argent — Aosta, Aosta Valley, ItalyVilleneuveGemma nascostaChâtel-ArgentA ruined medieval castle (built 1176, improved c.1275) on a rock spur above the Dora Baltea about 10 km west of Aosta, reachable via a staircase carved into the rock from Villeneuve.