Valle d'Aosta Sights and Images

Games and conviviality combined with an effort towards tourism, the steel industry, technology and the green economy. Versatile and proud mountain people living in one of Europe's crossroads.

Valle d'Aosta and its People

One of the region's excellences: Fontina, a fully-flavoured cheese that is produced in an area where cows graze in mountain fields and eat hay produced from natural fields.

Fontina: Secrets Behind Fontina Cheese

Ease of access and good value for money makes the Aosta Valley ski resorts perfect for a family ski holiday.

Skiing in Aosta Valley

The Aosta Valley (Valle d'Aosta in Italian) is not only worth visiting during the winter sports season; Italy's smallest and least populated region has much to offer in summer, including mountain biki...hover to read more

Summer in Aosta Valley

From food and wine to craft products, everything speaks of the mountains. Cheeses from alpine pastures, liqueurs, carved wooden products, woodwork.

Aosta Shopping

One city, the legendary Cordelia of the Celtic-Ligurian population, an important Roman settlement: Aosta. Then Saint-Vincent: spa, casino and the tourist resorts in Courmayeur, Cervinia, Cogne.

Valle d'Aosta and its Cities

Land of authentic and unique foods. From a pristine environment and lots of passion come cheeses like Fontina DOP; wines like the Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle, Chambove, and Fumin and Genepy herb li...hover to read more

Food from Valle d'Aosta

Oil and wine are the region's leading elements, as are the fine black truffle from Norcia and the white one from the Upper Tiber and Gubbio areas. All excellent products that have become famous both n...hover to read more

Umbria Products

Roman theatres in Spoleto and Gubbio. The series of paintings by Beato Angelico and Benozzo Gozzoli in Orvieto, where the Duomo’s gothic style prevails. Umbria's National Art Gallery with Perug...hover to read more

Umbria Culture