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| Province and Destinations |
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| Aosta (583m s./m.) |
Aosta is the chief town of the smallest Italian region and the most important economic center in this independent region. It was founded by the Romans and it has kept its walls, gates and its original urban order they designed.
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| Cervinia (2050m s./m.) |
A bright valley rises from the lower Valtournanche up to Cervinia Matterhorn where nowaday valuable marketing strategies have changed the one far away alpine fields and remote valley into renommed sport resorts.
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| Cogne (1534m s./m.) |
Cogne owes its history and its increasing summery and winter tourist development, to the geographic position of its alpine village set in the center of Gran Paradiso Park, Cogne has an easy road connection.
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| Courmayeur (1228m s./m.) |
Courmayerur is one of the most lovely resorts in the Valley, all surrounded by the snowcapped peaks of the Alps. It is set at the foot of highest mountain in Europe and it is the gateway to France and Switzerland.
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| Gressoney (1385m s./m.) |
Gressoney is set in the Lys Valley, encircled by the Monte Rosa, a very much appreciated tourist skiing area, thanks to the new Funifor cableway connection to Alagna in the Valsesia and the lift systems of Champoluc. |
| Saint-Vincent (575m s./m.) |
Saint-Vincent is easy accesibile, the beautiful resort is set at the feet of Zerbion mount, in the heart of the Aosta Valley, so that it's an ideal departure point to visit the alpine region.
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