Aosta Valley

Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy. Here we can find the highest peaks in the Alps: Cervino, Monte Rosa, Gran Paradiso and the king of them all, Mont Blanc, which at 15,781 feet is the highest mountain in Europe, the roof of the old Continent. Famous all over Europe and the destination for anyone who loves skiing, trekking, snowboarding and ice skating. This region offers amazing natural attractions, but other cultural and traditional treasures also abound such as medieval castles.

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Medieval Castles and Ancient Architecture Distinguish the Aosta Valley as a Truly Special Destination for Italy Travellers

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Located high in the Alps, this is the smallest region of Italy

Renowned for Winter Sports, the Aosta Valley is a ski mecca

Beyond the mountain-sports, Aosta Valley is a cultural highlight with exceptional cuisine unique to the region


The Aosta Valley in Northern Italy is a Breathtaking Destination Steeped in Roman Origins

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Discover the beauty and ancient architecture of Northern Italy with Australia’s most experienced Italian travel agent, Italia Mia.

A skiing paradise, the Aosta Valley is a perfect destination for small group ski tours to Italy from Australia.

Distinguished with Medieval castles and ancient architecture, the Aosta Valley is a wonderful destination for your Italian holidays.


Travel to Italy with Italia Mia and Explore the Medieval Castles of the Aosta Valley

The Aosta Valley is a breathtaking mountainous region of Northern Italy, nestled tightly in the shadows of Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn. However, this part of Italy is more than just scenery. In fact, with its rich, colourful Roman origins, the Aosta Valley is often referred to as the ‘Rome of the Alps’. You can explore this Roman history, as well as the region’s unique Celtic background, on an Italian travel tour to the Aosta Valley, which takes in the sights, the tastes, and the culture of this little-visited destination. 

With only a single road leading into the valley, this part of Italy is famously secluded, hidden, and not particularly accessible in terms of mass travel. This means that small, private guided tours of Italy are perhaps the easiest and most enjoyable way to explore the Aosta Valley. Your Italian travel experts will escort you to the region’s most incredible medieval castles, and won’t let you miss out on sampling local Fontina cheese, cured Motzetta, and a glass of Blanc de Morgex; a dry, delicate, and herbie white wine.

Walk Part of the Famous Francigena Way with the Italy Travel Specialists

As one of the most natural regions of Italy, the Aosta Valley is a must-see destination for anyone who loves to explore the great outdoors. The Gran Paradiso National Park is a true highlight, and the famous Francigena Way — a 1700 km long pilgrim route — passes through the valley on its way from the beautiful village of Etroubles to the Nus wine growing region. If you’re looking for extended Italy holidays from Australia with a difference, this 50-day walking holiday through the Aosta Valley won’t disappoint.

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