Out & about
Tourist areas
Mont Blanc
Little St. Bernard Pass
Great views, numerous archaeological and historical finds and an alpine botanical garden.
Skiing in Courmayeur
Skiing in La Thuile
The 4810 metre summit of the Mont Blanc chain is the highest in Europe. Its striking peaks look down onto the municipalities that lie at the bottom of the valley, such as La Salle, Morgex, Pré-Saint-Didier and Courmayeur, which together with La Thuile form the so-called “Valdigne”.
don’t miss
Closure of the Little Saint-Bernard pass
On the 8th of November the mountain pass closes for the winter. It is expected to re-open in June. Road links with France are guaranteed through the Mont-Blanc tunnel.
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Cave Mont Blanc
One of the finest white wines in Europe is produced here. You can book guided tours for groups of at least 10 people.
events
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Courmayeur Design Week-end
Third edition of the Courmayeur Design Week-end, a winter interlude of design and culture in a frame of nature and well-being.
Saint Valentine's day on a carriage
Do you wish to spend a special St. Valentine’s day and remember to your significant other how much do you love him/her? Do not miss this event!
Women's day in La Thuile
Say woman, say…wonder! Discover how the Women’s day is celebrated in La Thuile!
Webcam Mont Blanc
offers
Mont Blanc Experience
Enjoy Mont Blanc and its territory in all its forms: snow, rock, ice, thermal water, excellent cuisine and a bit of mountaineering history.
Skyways and Castles
An exciting program for families that includes the most popular attractions in Valle d’Aosta
Courmayeur Heliski 4 days 10.000vm
Our Heliski Courmayeur days, right underneath the highest peak in the Alps. Courmayeur, the small famous and historic place on the south side of Mont Blanc, which offers a wide range of freerid…
Valgrisenche &Mont Blanc VIP Heliski 7 days 30.000vm
Heliski Valgrisenche is designed by professionals for ski days in an epic terrain and endless powder. Valgrisenche is the best-known heliskiing spot in the Alps
