Aosta Valley
Things to see in Aosta Valley: historic places
In Aosta Valley the atlas lists 250 historic places: 76 museums, 69 castles and 47 archaeological sites and more.
By date of construction, the most common period is the Modern era (58% of dated places) and the Middle Ages (37% of dated places).
Of these, 19 list opening hours and 3 have free entry.
- 171with photo
- 169with description
- 19with opening hours
- 3free entry
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What to see in Aosta Valley: frequently asked questions
What is there to see in Aosta Valley?
Among the best-documented historic places in Aosta Valley are Aymavilles Castle (Aymavilles), Duke of the Abruzzi Alpine Museum (Courmayeur), MegaMuseo (Aosta), Fontainemore (Fontainemore) and Maison de Mosse (Avise).
How many historic places are there in Aosta Valley?
The atlas lists 250 historic places in Aosta Valley: 76 museums, 69 castles, 47 archaeological sites, 45 fortresses and towers, 8 historic villas and palaces, 3 historic villages and 2 abbeys and monasteries.
Which historic places in Aosta Valley can you visit for free?
Free entry (always, or on the first Sunday of the month) at Duke of the Abruzzi Alpine Museum (Courmayeur), Cerlogne Museum (Saint-Nicolas) and Museo Papa Giovanni Paolo II (Arvier). Check the conditions on the official website.