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Chestnut Museum
Collection of tools and objects and different zonal species of chestnut.
Biblio-Museo del fumetto
The Biblio-Museum was born thanks to the donation, in 2005, of a precious collection of comic books (over 30,000) and volumes, collected by Demetrio Mafrica, which allows to follow the birth an…
Parish museum
It is situated beneath the left aisle of the parish church of Santa Maria Assunta and has interesting works of sacred art, including a silver relic chest from the 15th century…
Church of Saint-Barthélemy
This small church dates back to the XII century, although the first historic mention is in the XV century, however it does not elaborate on the structure of the building.
Various rebuildin…
Astronomical observatory of Aosta Valley
The Astronomical Observatory of the Aosta Valley (OAVdA) and the Planetarium of Lignan are located in Lignan, a mountain village at an altitude of over 1600 a.s.l. in th…
Mostra permanente "Benvenuti a Oyace, ieri e oggi"
A l’occasion du centenaire de la naissance de Linda Gorret (Paris 1915 – Aoste 1982), fille de deux émigrants valdôtains, une collection d’écrits de la jeune autrice a ét…
Exhibition "L'école d'autrefois"
This exhibition was opened for the Concours du Patois Abbé Cerlogne, held in Perloz in 2001.
It contains several items of furniture and school articles from the old school in Marine, no…
Museum of the Resistance - Lys Brigade
The Museum, inaugurated in its new headquarters on 25 April 2001 25 April 2008, is housed in the headquarters of Loc. Capoluogo inside the historic building that was the home, immediately afte…
Valle d'Aosta in the nativity scene - mechanized exhibition.
The exhibition displays the works of Serafino Servodidio, a carpenter from Pontey.
These are detailed miniature representations of the nativity scene and the peasant life of…
Museum of the Roman Bridge
The museum is dedicated to the magnificent bridge built by the Romans in the 1st century BC, whose arch is the widest among those existing in Europe, dating back to the same era. A…
