Stays in Aosta Valley
Case Vacanza San Martìn is the perfect starting point to visit the main locations of the Aosta Valley!
Holiday home with all comforts in the heart of the Aosta Valley
San Martìn is a facility with 6 newly built holiday homes equipped with every comfort, for relaxing, wellness, cultural and good food stays, immersed in the greenery and quiet of the mountains of the Aosta Valley.
The apartments are located in Pont-Saint-Martin, a small village immersed in a privileged position, from which it is possible to reach every location in the region in a short time.
Pont-Saint-Martin
Located in the heart of the Aosta Valley, the picturesque village of Pont-Saint-Martin is one of the most popular destinations for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Strategically located on the left bank of the Dora Baltea River, Pont-Saint-Martin is an ideal place to enjoy a holiday full of tranquillity, Alpine beauty and ancient history.
One of the main attractions of Pont-Saint-Martin is the famous Roman bridge that crosses the river. This bridge, built in the 1st century AD, is one of the finest examples of Roman architecture still existing in Europe. The Roman bridge of Pont-Saint-Martin is approximately 35 metres long and features a series of arches of different heights and lengths. This impressive historical monument is a must-see attraction for all visitors to the Aosta Valley.
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In addition to the Roman bridge, Pont-Saint-Martin offers many other tourist attractions. Hiking and mountain biking enthusiasts will find numerous hiking and biking trails that stretch through the surrounding forests and mountains. In addition, the nearby Oasi Zegna Nature Reserve is a natural paradise of over 200 hectares where hikers can admire the local fauna and flora in all their beauty.
Ski lovers, on the other hand, can enjoy themselves on the Gressoney ski slope, only 30 minutes' drive from Pont-Saint-Martin. With 25 km of slopes for all skill levels and a breathtaking panoramic view of the peaks of the Alps, the Gressoney ski slope is one of the most beautiful in the region.
For those who want to learn about local culture and history, Pont-Saint-Martin also offers an interesting archaeological museum, where you can admire a large collection of Roman and medieval artefacts found in the area. In addition, the town regularly hosts cultural events and festivals, such as the traditional Pont-Saint-Martin carnival held every year in February.
No less important is the local gastronomy, with its typical dishes such as polenta, cheese and venison. Pont-Saint-Martin is also renowned for its wine production, with several local wine cellars offering tastings and guided tours.
In summary, Pont-Saint-Martin is a charming tourist resort in the Aosta Valley, offering a unique combination of nature, history, culture and outdoor activities. With its Roman bridge, hiking and biking trails, ski slopes, museums and delicious local cuisine, Pont-Saint-Martin is an unmissable destination for all those who wish to experience an unforgettable holiday!
Aosta
Situated at the foot of the imposing Italian Alps, the city of Aosta is one of the most sought-after tourist destinations in the Aosta Valley. With its rich history and strategic location in the heart of the region, Aosta offers a unique experience that combines culture, gastronomy, outdoor activities and natural wonders.
One of the main points of interest in Aosta is its ancient historic centre. Here, visitors can admire numerous vestiges of the Roman era, such as the imposing Arch of Augustus, the Roman Theatre and the well-preserved city walls. The historic centre of Aosta is an ideal destination for a stroll through the picturesque streets and local markets, where you can find artisanal products and local culinary delicacies.
The city also offers numerous cultural attractions, such as the Regional Archaeological Museum, which displays important finds from the Roman and pre-Roman era.
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Other museums of interest include the Museum of the Aosta Cathedral Treasury, where religious works of art of historical and artistic value can be admired, and the Civic Museum, which tells the history of the city and the region through a vast collection of historical objects and documents.
For lovers of outdoor activities, Aosta offers numerous possibilities. In the surrounding mountains, there are some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the Aosta Valley, such as the famous Tour du Mont Blanc, which offers breathtaking views of the peaks of the Alps. In winter, the region also offers numerous ski slopes, including those of Cervinia and Courmayeur, easily accessible from Aosta.
No less important is the local gastronomy. Aosta is renowned for its traditional cuisine, which includes dishes such as fontina cheese, black bread, polenta and venison. In addition, the region is famous for its wine production, with numerous local wine cellars offering tastings and guided tours.
In summary, Aosta is a city rich in history, culture and natural beauty, offering a unique experience to all visitors. With its cultural attractions, hiking trails, ski slopes, local gastronomy, and its central location in the Aosta Valley, Aosta is an unmissable destination for those wishing to experience an unforgettable holiday in Italy.
Cervinia
Cervinia is one of the most famous ski resorts in the Aosta Valley and in all of Europe. Situated at the foot of Mount Matterhorn, one of the most iconic peaks in the Alps, Cervinia offers visitors the chance to experience an unforgettable holiday on the snow.
With over 350 km of perfectly groomed slopes, Cervinia is an ideal destination for skiers and snowboarders. The slopes extend on both sides of the valley, offering skiing opportunities for all levels of ability. The latest generation ski lifts ensure a quick and easy ascent to the surrounding mountains, offering breathtaking views of the Alps and Mount Matterhorn.
But Cervinia is not just a destination for ski lovers. The region offers numerous outdoor activities even in summer, such as hiking or mountain biking, paragliding, rock climbing and much more.
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Inoltre, Cervinia è famosa per la sua gastronomia locale, con una vasta gamma di ristoranti che offrono piatti tradizionali della Valle d'Aosta, come la famosa fonduta al formaggio, la polenta e la carne di cinghiale.
Oltre alle attività all'aperto, Cervinia offre numerose attrazioni culturali e storiche. La regione è ricca di storia, con vestigia risalenti all'epoca romana e pre-romana, come la famosa chiesa di San Giovanni Battista, risalente al XII secolo. Inoltre, Cervinia è sede di numerosi eventi culturali e folcloristici durante tutto l'anno, come la Festa delle Guide, una celebrazione che si tiene ogni agosto per onorare le guide alpine locali.
Cervinia è inoltre famosa per la sua ospitalità e la sua atmosfera accogliente.
Courmayeur
Courmayeur is an Italian municipality located in the Aosta Valley, at the foot of Mont Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps. The region is an ideal destination for nature, sports and gastronomy lovers, thanks to its unique location, the beauty of its landscapes and the wide range of activities it offers.
Courmayeur is famous for its world-famous ski slopes, with over 100 km of slopes stretching on both sides of the valley. The slopes are suitable for all levels of ability, from beginners to expert skiers, and are served by modern ski lifts that ensure a quick and comfortable ascent up the mountain. In addition, the region is a paradise for cross-country skiing, with numerous trails that stretch for kilometres through breathtaking landscapes.
But Courmayeur is not just a destination for ski lovers. The region also offers numerous outdoor activities in the summer, such as hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing and much more.
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Courmayeur is also famous for its culture and history, with numerous historical and cultural sites to visit, such as the 17th century church Notre-Dame-de-la-Guérison and the Tower of the Lords of Courmayeur, a historical building dating back to the 12th century.
Furthermore, Courmayeur is an ideal destination for gastronomy lovers, with a wide range of restaurants offering traditional Aosta Valley dishes, such as polenta and wild boar meat, and Alpine specialities such as fontina and toma cheese. In addition, the region is famous for its local wines, such as the red wine Nebbiolo and the white wine Chardonnay.
Moreover, the region is famous for its hospitality and cosy atmosphere, which makes Courmayeur an ideal destination for families, couples and single travellers.
In summary, Courmayeur is an ideal destination for lovers of nature, sports, culture and gastronomy. With its many world-famous ski slopes, outdoor activities in summer, cultural and historical attractions, and wide range of restaurants and accommodation, Courmayeur is a must-visit destination for those wishing to experience an unforgettable holiday in the Aosta Valley.
Gressoney
Nestled among the majestic peaks of the Italian Alps, Gressoney is a world-famous ski resort. With its perfectly groomed ski slopes and winter outdoor activities, Gressoney is an ideal destination for ski and outdoor enthusiasts.
One of Gressoney's main attractions is its vast ski area. With over 200 km of ski slopes, including some of the most famous slopes in Europe, the region offers skiing and snowboarding opportunities for all levels of ability. State-of-the-art ski lifts ensure a quick ascent to the surrounding mountains, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Alps.
But Gressoney is not just a winter destination.
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In summer, the region offers numerous outdoor activities, including hiking and biking along nature trails, rafting, canyoning and climbing. Gressoney is also famous for its local gastronomy, with a wide range of restaurants offering traditional Aosta Valley dishes, including the famous cheese fondue, polenta and wild boar meat.
In addition to outdoor activities, Gressoney also offers numerous cultural and historical attractions. The region is rich in history, with vestiges dating back to Roman and pre-Roman times, such as the famous 12th century church of St John the Baptist. In addition, Gressoney is home to numerous cultural and folklore events throughout the year, such as the Fontina Festival, a festival dedicated to the local cheese, and the Walser Carnival, a traditional celebration held every year in February.
Gressoney is also famous for its hospitality and welcoming atmosphere with maximum comfort and a wide range of services.
In summary, Gressoney is a world-famous ski resort, offering a wide range of outdoor activities, cultural and historical attractions, and exceptional local gastronomy. With its perfectly groomed ski slopes, breathtaking panoramic views and welcoming atmosphere, Gressoney is a must-see destination for lovers of skiing and outdoor activities who wish to experience an unforgettable holiday in the Aosta Valley.
Saint-Vincent
Saint-Vincent is a delightful tourist town located in the Italian region of Valle d'Aosta. Thanks to its privileged location at the foot of the majestic Italian Alps, the town offers visitors a unique experience of mountains and nature.
Saint-Vincent is famous for its thermal baths, Terme di Saint-Vincent, which have been recently renovated and offer a wide range of wellness and relaxation services. The thermal waters are rich in minerals and healing properties, making Terme di Saint-Vincent an ideal destination for those looking for a relaxing break from everyday life.
But Saint-Vincent is not just a place of wellness and relaxation. The town offers many outdoor activities, such as mountain hiking, climbing, mountain biking and skiing. In winter, Saint-Vincent is a popular ski resort, with numerous slopes for beginners and professionals.
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In summer, on the other hand, visitors can enjoy the nature of the Aosta Valley through scenic paths through valleys and forests.
But it is not only nature that makes Saint-Vincent such an attractive tourist destination. The town is rich in history and culture, with numerous historical buildings and museums to visit. The Castle of Saint-Vincent, dating back to the 12th century, is an imposing structure that dominates the town and offers a spectacular view of the surrounding valley. The Aosta Valley Regional Museum, on the other hand, is an ideal place to discover the history and culture of the region.
Saint-Vincent has a rich and fascinating history rooted in the Celtic and Roman culture of the Aosta Valley. The town is named after its patron saint, Saint Vincent, and its history has been marked by various events, including barbarian invasions, wars and the construction of the Saint-Vincent Castle.
But the town is also known for its traditions, which are still alive and respected by the locals. One of the most important traditions is the Carnival of Saint-Vincent, held every year in February. The Carnival is characterised by parades of floats, dancing, music and colours, and attracts visitors from all over the region and beyond.
Another important tradition in Saint-Vincent is woodworking, which has a long history in the Aosta Valley. Local craftsmen produce furniture, sculptures and handcrafted objects of the highest quality, using traditional techniques handed down from generation to generation.
Finally, one cannot talk about Saint-Vincent without mentioning its delicious and typical Aosta Valley cuisine. The local cuisine is characterised by dishes based on high-quality cheeses, cold cuts and meat, such as fontina cheese, Arnad lard and venison. Visitors can enjoy delicious dishes in one of the many local restaurants and trattorias, sampling the authentic flavours of the Aosta Valley.
In conclusion, Saint-Vincent is a town that knows how to keep its traditions and history alive, offering visitors an authentic and unique experience of Aosta Valley culture and nature.
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