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Things To Do

Ski Courmayeur

Ski Courmayeur

17 Strada delle Volpi, Courmayeur, Valle d'Aosta 11013, Italy

Skiing is obviously the biggest draw here. The mountain is absolutely gorgeous and never crowded, so join us for a day or two on the slopes and ski in the shadow of Mont Blanc!

Central Courmayeur

Central Courmayeur

Courmayeur, Valle d'Aosta 11013, Italy

If skiing is not your thing, there is still plenty to do in town. The center of town is a great place to wander, shop, drink, and eat. Go on a little passeggiata (Italian stroll) and stop in whatever cafè, ristorante, gelateria, or shop catches your fancy...

Dog Sledding

Dog Sledding

43 Via Regionale, Courmayeur, Valle d'Aosta 11013, Italy

If you are looking for a REAL mountain adventure, head out for an unforgettable day with the dogs.

Skyway Monte Bianco

Skyway Monte Bianco

48 Strada Statale 26 dir, Entreves, Valle d'Aosta 11013, Italy

The cable car to the top of Monte Bianco (Mont Blanc) has amazing views on a clear day.

Chamonix

Chamonix

Chamonix, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

It's just a quick drive through the Mont Blanc Tunnel to France! If you want to add another country to your trip, just head over to Chamonix for a taste of the French-side of the Alps!

Breuil-Cervinia

Breuil-Cervinia

Breuil-Cervinia, Aosta Valley, Italy

Less than 90 minutes away lies the Alps other iconic mountain: The Matterhorn. Visit Cervinia to see the jewel of the Alps. If you decide to make the trek to Cervinia you can also dogsled in the shadows of the Matterhorn. Look up www.thehuskyexperience.com

QC Terme Pré Saint Didier

QC Terme Pré Saint Didier

Allée des Thermes, Pré-Saint-Didier, Valle d'Aosta 11010, Italy

Thermal bath, spa, and wellness center to help you relax aprés ski.

Aosta Valley

Aosta Valley

Aosta Valley, Italy

Valle d’Aosta is the smallest of Italy's 20 administrative regions, but one of the most interesting. Take some time to explore the valley and the other mountain villages nearby.

Mangia!!!

Mangia!!!

Mangia! (Eat!) Valle d’Aosta is a region in the Italian Alps that borders both France and Switzerland, and the food there reflects all 3 countries. Be sure to check out the locally produced wines, meats, and cheeses!

Beviamo!!!

Beviamo!!!

Beviamo! (Let’s Drink) There are a TON of amazing Italian wines to try from both the Valley d’Aosta & Piemonte regions. Make sure you imbibe!