Aosta Valley

Aosta, Mont Blanc and the castles

Android: coming soon iOS: not yet

At a glance

What the app holds for this region, counted from its own data.

In the app each one opens as a reel of photos, with directions and a way to its town.

Teatro romano di Aosta
Aosta
The Roman theatre of Aosta, whose south façade still stands 22 metres high, with its buttresses and rows of arches.
Photo: Teatro Romano Aosta 2023 — Photo2023, CC BY 4.0
Skyway Monte Bianco
Courmayeur
The cable car from Courmayeur, at 1,300 metres, up to Punta Helbronner at 3,466 metres, the closest it comes to the summit of Mont Blanc.
Photo: Punta Helbronner - Skyway Monte Bianco - (3.466 m asl), Aosta Valley, Italy — Naturpuur, CC BY 4.0
Cervino
Valtournenche
The Matterhorn, 4,478 metres high, on the border between Italy and Switzerland: the third-highest mountain in Italy.
Photo: View to Matterhorn Cervino 4478 m from Laghi Cime Bianche - Plateau Rosa Testa Grigia 3480 m - panoramio — qwesy qwesy, CC BY 3.0
Forte di Bard
Bard
A fortress rebuilt by the House of Savoy in the 19th century on the rock above the village of Bard, restored and opened to visitors in 2006, now home to museums.
Photo: Forte di Bard visione generale — Francofranco56, Public domain
Castello di Verrès
Verrès
A 14th-century fortress built by Ibleto di Challant on a rock above Verrès: a single austere block about thirty metres a side.
Photo: Castello-di-Verres-da-est-DSC 5444 — Uahlim, Public domain
Pont Saint-Martin
Pont-Saint-Martin
A single-arch Roman bridge about 36 metres across, still carrying traffic after more than two thousand years.
Photo: Castelli valle d'Aosta, Pont Saint Martin1 — b.roveran, CC BY 2.0