My passions are family and sport. The Aosta Valley offers all kinds of possibilities for sports lovers, but my curiosity is also satisfied by the visit of some small pearls of Roman and medieval architecture. Having been born and raised in Aosta, I know every corner of this beautiful region. I am here to give you advice on excursions, restaurants and local activities, helping you create unforgettable memories during your stay.

It is an ancient house under which flowed the stream Buthier. The renovation has respected the original features (the spaces have not allowed the placement of a lift and I want to emphasize this fact because it is highlighted as a negative note but is beyond our good will). The apartment is attic, small but equipped with every comfort. For the little guests there is some board games and some books to browse.

The area is central in front of the symbol of the Roman Aosta, the Arch of Augustus, from there starts the pedestrian area full of shops, bars and clubs that leads to Piazza Chanoux, the town hall square, passing by the magnificent Roman Theatre and the Porte Pretoriane. In front of the house stand the Becca di Nona and the Monte Emilius and to the north you can see the Gran Combin a 4,000 m at the border with Switzerland. The Railway and Bus Station is less than 1 km away, as well as the Pila cable car that leads to the ski resorts in winter and the magnificent walks and mountain biking in other seasons.