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VALLE d' AOSTA
Aosta
valley (Valle d'Aosta) is the smallest region in Italy, it is located
in the extreme north of the peninsula and is scarcely populated. It has
an exclusively mountainous territory. Many of the highest tops of our
Alps are located in its territory, for example Mont Blanc which reaches
4810m. in height, Mount Cerrvino 4.478m. and Mount Rosa 4.634 m. high.
The region takes its name from its main valley which was formed by the
Dora Baltea river. The region of Valle d'Aosta has only one province which
is Aosta, also the capital city. It is one of the autonomous regions of
the country; Italian and French are spoken in this region.
Tourism
in Aosta Valley.
Tourism is the main source of income of the region of Valle d'Aosta thanks
to the conformation of its territory, the natural beauties and wonderful
landscapes.
Aosta, a city of Roman origins (Augusta Praetoria), with its archeological
area, mount Cervino and the Gran Paradiso park, shouldn't be missed. The
castles here are visited very often and the cuisine is appreciated by
many. There are famous tourist resorts such as Gressoney and Courmayeur
with modern tourist accommodations. Ayas is near Mount Rosa and Pila,
it is a very good and recent tourist centre.
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