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3 Days Trip to Aosta Valley (Valle D'Aosta) Italy | Italian Alps | Mont Blanc | Courmayeur | SKYWAY

Watching this amazing 3 days trip video of Aosta Valley Italy (Valle d’Aosta italia) - the Italian alps - Courmayeur - mont blanc - Orrido di Pre Saint-Didier - SKYWAY (Italy / Italia) 2021. Valle d’Aosta is a region of northwest Italy bordered by France and Switzerland. Lying in the Western Alps, it's known for the iconic, snow-capped peaks the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa and Gran Paradiso. Major ski resorts include Courmayeur and Cervinia. The region’s countryside is dotted with medieval castles and fortresses, such as the 14th-century Castello Fénis and Castello di Verrès. Have you heard of Aosta Valley (Valle d’Aosta), Italy’s smallest region? Surrounded by Europe’s highest peaks and snuggled between France, Switzerland, and Piedmont (Italy), this Northern Italian region is brimming with historical, culinary and natural treasures. Though a favorite alpine holiday destination among Italians, Aosta Valley is virtually unknown to the rest of the world. Valle d’Aosta is made up of a central valley, from which branch 13 side valleys. You could spend weeks exploring the many hamlets and trails of these glacial and river valleys. Some of these side valleys branch into Gran Paradiso National Park, while others extend in the direction of Switzerland. The noteworthy Val Veny and Val Ferret lie at the foot of Mont Blanc. This is the heart of the Italian Alps. When to Visit Aosta Valley Valle d’Aosta is a seasonal destination. Italians vacation here chiefly in summer (hiking and cycling season) and winter (skiing season). If you come off-season, it might seem lifeless. Many properties in the region are second homes, which means that outside of those high seasons, many areas in the valley are empty. We visited Aosta Valley in May. While traveling to Aosta off-season has its advantages, it also feels dead. Many restaurants and businesses are closed. From a weather standpoint, spring is a tricky time to visit. The weather isn’t stable and there’s a good chance that many trails are still covered in snow. That being said, we still had a great time in Aosta Valley in May. We just know we want to come back in summer. Stay in Aosta Town Budget | Maison Du-Noyer is a clean and comfortable guesthouse located above Aosta (10-15 drive). It’s ideal for exploring the surrounding countryside. Mid-Range | Relais Bondaz is a stylish family-run hotel in Aosta. The location is superb. And, the breakfast is excellent! Luxury | Hotel Milleluci is a beautiful hotel in Aosta with panoramic views and spa facilities, including an outdoor pool, sauna, and Turkish bath. Breakfast is superb. Stay in Courmayeur Budget | Hotel Vallée Blanche is a charming hotel in Courmayeur with unbeatable mountain views. It’s easy to reach via public transit. Mid-Range | Villa Novecento Romantic Hotel is a 4-star boutique hotel in Courmayeur with cozy rooms, spa facilities, and delicious food. Opt for their half-board (breakfast and dinner) option during your stay. Luxury | Hotel Auberge De La Maison is the best hotel in Courmayeur. Rooms are decorated in a refined-rustic style. Views are phenomenal. And, you can enjoy top-rated Valdostana cuisine in a wood-paneled dining room, warmed by a large fireplace. Located in the Entrèves neighborhood, this Courmayeur hotel is also only 300 meters from the Sky Way Mont Blanc cable car. Guests have access to a heated outdoor pool, sauna, Turkish bath, and solarium. Enjoy this amazing Italian alps video! #AostaValley #Courmayeur #Italy Greetings, #PostCards #TravelWorldviaPostcards