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Aosta

Aosta, the capital of the Aosta Valley in northern Italy, is a bilingual alpine city nestled between the Italian and French borders. Located approximately 110 km north-northwest of Turin, it sits at the confluence of the Buthier and Dora Baltea rivers. The city serves as a strategic gateway to major mountain passes, including the Great St Bernard Pass, and is near the entrances to the Mont Blanc and Great St Bernard Tunnels. With a population of around 33,000, Aosta offers a compact, historic urban environment surrounded by dramatic Alpine scenery. It is an ideal base for travelers seeking to explore the valley's cultural heritage, Roman ruins, and outdoor activities, combining accessibility with a distinct regional charm.

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Before choosing where to stay

Where to Base

Stay in the historic center for easy walking access to Roman ruins and main attractions. Hotels here offer a vibrant atmosphere and convenient connectivity.

Getting Around

The city is compact and walkable. Its proximity to the Mont Blanc and Great St Bernard Tunnels makes it ideal for road trips into the mountains.

Best Season

Summer is perfect for hiking, while winter offers skiing. Spring and autumn provide fewer crowds and pleasant weather for exploring the city and valley.

Nearby attractions

Aosta Cathedral

Aosta Cathedral

Worship310 m

church building in Aosta, Italy

Piazza Émile Chanoux

Piazza Émile Chanoux

Landmark329 m

square in Aosta, Italy

Arch of Augustus

Arch of Augustus

Monument965 m

triumphal arch in Aosta, Italy

croce di Calvino

croce di Calvino

Monument110 m

Augusta Praetoria Salassorum

Augusta Praetoria Salassorum

Historic252 m

Collegiate church of Saint Ursus

Collegiate church of Saint Ursus

Worship766 m

church in Aosta, Italy

Bramafam Tower

Bramafam Tower

Historic239 m

tower in Aosta, Italy

Saint Stephen's Church

Saint Stephen's Church

Worship428 m

church building in Aosta, Italy

Ancient Roman walls in Aosta

Ancient Roman walls in Aosta

Historic432 m

building in Aosta, Italy

Pont de Pierre

Pont de Pierre

Landmark1.1 km

Roman segmental arch bridge

Roman Theatre of Aosta

Roman Theatre of Aosta

Historic533 m

ancient Roman theatre or odeon in Aosta, Italy

MegaMuseo

MegaMuseo

Museum1.4 km

megalithic site and museum in Aosta, Italy

Dining

Vecchio Ristoro

Restaurant Michelin€€€€349 m

Despite its central location and elegant ambience, this former 17C mill, which has retained its old wheel and millstone in the dining room, has the feel of the open mountains. The excellent service here is overseen by Paolo Bariani, one of the partners, who is also responsible for the 300 or so wines in the cellar. The wine list features a careful balance of famous names and small wineries, with wines also available by the glass. The second partner, chef Filippo Oggioni, is at the helm in the kitchen, where he skilfully showcases the flavours and traditions of the Aosta valley with a modern tw

🕐 Tu-Sa 12:30-14:00, 19:30-22:00; Su 12:30-14:00; Mo off

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Paolo Griffa al Caffè Nazionale

Restaurant Michelin€€€€389 m

A historic city restaurant, overlooking Aosta's main square, has been brought back to life by the passion of young chef Paolo Griffa. It offers colourful, balanced and contemporary cuisine, available in 3, 5 or 7-course tasting menus. Always attentive to the harmony of flavours and chromatic beauty of dishes, the chef demonstrates a growing skill in handling vegetables, as evidenced by the vegetarian dishes always on the menu. The service is of an excellent standard and the wine offerings of great depth. Of course, as the name suggests, some spaces are dedicated to excellent coffee, equipped w

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Stefenelli Desk

Restaurant€€76 m

This restaurant is situated in an alleyway in the historic centre of Aoste. Full of character and accessed via a staircase from the entrance hall, the dining room is housed in what were probably the palazzo’s 18C stables. Under a brick-vaulted ceiling and arches, enjoy cuisine from the Aosta valley with a creative twist.

🕐 Fr-Tu 12:30-14:00, 19:30-21:00; We 12:30-14:00; Th off

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Gina casa con cucina

Restaurant€€€129 m

This restaurant in the old town has a simple and informal feel, with two rooms in the basement built between the Roman walls of Aosta. The quality of the cuisine here is remarkable – the menu features dishes inspired by local traditions, alongside a selection of modern and personalised Italian dishes (including meat options).

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Osteria da Nando

Restaurant€€819 m

Operating since 1957 in the heart of the historic center, Nando is a go-to spot for those wanting to experience Valdostan cuisine: excellent cured meats (usually served with the famous fontina), polenta and fondue, fondue bourguignonne, rustic polenta tart with goat milk gelato... all prepared with top-quality ingredients and served in a simple yet atmospheric setting. The wine selection is excellent, focusing mainly on the Aosta Valley, with over 100 different labels, many of which are available by the glass. Among the desserts, the rothia is a must-try: white wine custard, spiced bread, and

🕐 We-Mo 12:00-14:00, 19:30-22:00

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Trattoria di Campagna

Restaurant€€4.8 km

This famous trattoria, now run by the third generation of the same family, serves traditional, seasonal cuisine from the Aosta valley, enhanced by the occasional imaginative and personalised touch. The new well-stocked wine cellar includes a table for a dozen guests, while sommelier Beatrice is on hand to assist guests with their choice of bottle. Excellent array of delicacies from the dessert trolley.

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