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	aosta valley travel and hotels guide - aosta valley hotels - aosta valley guide - aosta valley cities
		Aosta, the regional capital and the only province of the Valley, is a city rich in history.
		For Aosta the Middle Ages were anything but dark: as an important centre of commercial traffic with France and Switzerland, the city enjoyed a long period of prosperity.
		Courmayeur is an Italian town and commune in the autonomous region of Aosta Valley, in northern Italy.
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	Rentals Italy - villas Aosta Valley apartments Aosta Valley bed and breakfast Aosta Valley farmhouses Aosta Valley
		Aosta Valley (in French Vallée d'Aoste, in Italian Valle d'Aosta) is a mountainous region in north-western Italy, the smallest of the regions.
		Aosta Valley is the only region still widely using the language.
		Aosta Valley is joined to Chamonix in France by the Mont Blanc Tunnel, a road tunnel on E25 running underneath the Alps.
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	Hotels Aosta Valley region. Hotel Aosta Valley search
		The Aosta Valley is a mountainous region in north-western Italy.
		Aosta is the principal city of the bilingual Aosta Valley in the Italian Alps, 110km north-northwest of Turin.
		Aosta is not the capital of the province, as these functions are shared by the region and the communes.
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	Aosta Valley
		Aosta Valley (in French Vallée d'Aoste, in Italian Valle d'Aosta) is a mountainous region in north-western Italy.
		Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy.
		Saint Anselm of Canterbury was born in Aosta in 1033/4.
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	ITALIA Regions of Italy - Aosta Valley
		The latter is at the center of a magnificent National Park, populated by beautiful specimens of ibex, chamois and eagle.
		Aosta is the capital of the region, which is ruled by a special statute, where the Italian and the French languages are officially recognized.
		Many are the fortified castles in the Aosta Valley; moist of them are in perfect conditions and open to visitors; many have become museums of local history.
	www.italiantourism.com /aosta.html (306 words)

	Regione Valle d'Aosta, Aosta Valley
		Fringed by Europe's highest mountains, Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa, veined with valleys and studded with castles, Valle d'Aosta is undeniably picturesque.
		Aosta, the regional capital, is the only town of any size and, with its attractive cobbled streets and good shopping, it makes an excellent staging post on the way to the smaller mountain resorts.
		As for the countryside, the main valley is for the most part rather bland, and it's in the more scenic tributary valleys that you'll want to spend most of your time.
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	Aosta Valley, Italy
		The autonomous region of the Aosta valley lies in the northwest of Italy - in the deeply eroded valley of the Dora Baltea and its beautiful side valleys.
		The Aosta valley, strongly fortified by the Romans, became in 1191 part of Savoy, and together they passed temporarily to France in the early 19th century and later to Piedmont.
		The inhabitants of the Aosta valley speak a Franco-Provençal dialect; the use of pure French is declining.
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	Holiday apartments - rent apartments - Aosta - Aosta Valley :: CASA DE GIORGIS
		Aosta is a town rich in traditions and historical and cultural Roman and Medieval remains, set in an alpine environment at the foot of the highest tops in Europe.
		Aosta (about 35.000 inhabitants) is the most important town of Aosta Valley (a self-governing region) and lies in a large basin surrounded by the Mount Emilius (3559 metres), the Viou (2856 metres) and the Nona summits (3142 metres).
		Aosta keeps, from a topographic point of view, a Roman town-planning: a rectangular fence of walls (nearly all replaced in the the Medieval Ages by towers and churches) divided in "insulae" by perpendicular streets looking like a chessboard.
	www.appartamenti-aosta.com /sito/pagen/cittaosta.htm (221 words)

	Val d'Aosta
		The Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy and has the lowest population density, and is divided into 74 comunescomuni), see Comunes of the Aosta Valley.
		After Rome the high valley preserved traditions of autonomy, reinforced by its seasonal isolation, though it was loosely held in turns by the Goths and the Lombards, then by the Burgundian kings in the 5th century, followed by the Franks, who overran the Burgundian kingdom in 534.
		Saint Anselm of Canterbury was born in Aosta in 1033 or 1034.
	www.italydreamvacation.com /Val-dAosta.html (448 words)

	Aosta - WOI Encyclopedia Italia
		Aosta (French: Aoste) is the principal city and episcopal see of the Aosta Valley in the Italian Alps, 48 miles north-northwest of Turin, in Piedmont.
		Aosta is not the capital of the eponymous province, as these function are shared by the region and he communes.
		Aosta was settled in proto-historic times and later became a Celt-Ligurian city of the Salassi.
	www.wheelsofitaly.com /wiki/index.php?title=Aosta&printable=yes (488 words)

	JEWISH AND KOSHER ITALY - REGION OF AOSTA VALLEY
		The head of the valley is closed to the west by the great Mont Blanc massif, with the highest peak (4,810 m.) in Europe and glaciers feeding the Dora di Veny and the Dora di Ferret, two sources of the DoraBaltea.
		Aosta is well linked by motorway to Turin and Milan; the railway (Turin to Prי-Saint-Didier) climbs the whole valley, ending at the foot of Mont Blanc.
		The Gran San Bernardo valley is reached directly from Aosta by the road leading to the St. Bernard Pass (hospice, St. Bernard dog breeding kennels), while branching out to the side is still intact Valpelline, with the small villages of Doves, Valpelline, Ollomont and Oyace.
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	Aosta Valley
		In the Gressoney Valley the ruins of Via Consolare built by Romans; in Donnas the Roman Bridge of 1st century B.C. and the Savoia Castle in Gressoney St. Jean.
		And finally in Aosta: the Arch of St. August, the Collegiata of St. Orso, Porta Pretoria and Forense Cryptoporticus.
		In the afternoon is a tour of the town, its church and then a visit to where the local lace pillows are made.
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	Valle Aosta
		Water sources scattered throughout the Aosta Valley well mix with popular beliefs that have been handed down generations to generations to explain this magnificent natural miracle.
		Aosta too has spring waters: one is at Busseyaz, with the so-called "miracle fountain".
		The Aosta Valley decided to regulate the matter through a regional law: "The Bed and breakfast as a form of light tourism, points out regional councilor Claudio Lavoyer, can surely be an opportunity of concrete development for local situations.
	www.floria-publications.com /italy/tourism/valle_Aosta.htm (596 words)

	Accommodation in Aosta Valley Hotels in Aosta Valley holidays in Aosta Valley
		Hotels in Aosta Valley - The Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy and has the lowest population density but when we say Aosta Valley of course, we think about mountains and castles.
		Italian hotels - Aosta Valley is positioned on either bank of the Dora Baltea River, and it controls access to the Great St. Bernard and Little St. Bernard passes, which have been vital European crossroads.
		Vacation in Aosta Valley - Apart from the products of no particular interest (rye, maize, potato, apple, grape), should be noticed two natural resources of a greater importance wood, exported in big quantities in other regions, and breeding, especially of cattle, which mean production of milk, butter, cheeses (fontina, tome, etc.) and quality meet.
	www.alberghi-in-italia.it /inglese/accommodation/aosta_valley_hotels.htm (341 words)

	therucksack.net - Hiking, Trekking and Alpinism
		The Valley of Aosta is enframed by some of the Alps' most famous mountains and mountain ranges: Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa, Matterhorn and Gran Paradiso.
		The Valley of Aosta is one of the best areas in the Alps to explore the mountains.
		As the valley is on the south side of the Alps, travelling there is still ok until the middle of October, if you do not intend to ascend above 3.500m without the necessary experience and gear.
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	Travel Channel \| Features \| Aosta ‘Ski and See’
		Aosta is a pleasant Roman town surrounded by snow-capped mountains, an easy one and three-quarter-hour drive from Geneva.
		The drive up to Pila from the Aosta Valley has to be one of the most spectacular in the Alps.
		Gressoney is one of the most scenic resorts in the Aosta Valley with views of Mont Blanc, the Monte Rosa Glacier, the Matterhorn and the Gran Paradiso.
	www.travelchannel.co.uk /features/aosta.htm (1241 words)

	GeoNative - Franco-Provençal - Aosta
		It is still spoken in France (historical provinces of Savoie and Lyonnais, north of Dauphiné, parts of Bourgogne and Franche-Comté), Italy (Aosta Valey, and a small community in Faeto and Celle S. Vito in the Province of Foggia in Apulia, far isolated in the south), and in Switzerland, in most of French-speaking Switzerland.
		Aosta Valley is a small region of northwest Italy (3.200 km2 and 112.000 inhabitants), with a degree of autonomy.
		Nevertheless, the names of the valley and the capital are listed in Italian by maps (also many mountains, valleys and mountain passes).
	www.geocities.com /Athens/9479/aosta.html (281 words)

	Touching the sky
		The Aosta Valley is a land of majestic summits, unimaginable serenity, so far away from the frantic rhythms of everyday life in the cities: an embrace with the true spirit of nature.
		Champoluc is the main centre in the Val d'Ayas, at the foot of the Monte Rosa glacier, a snowy paradise in winter, an explosion of flowers in the summer.
		Founded in 1897 by abbot Pierre Chanoux, between the Aosta Valley and the French Savoy, this was among the first alpine gardens with local and outside species, each grown in a perfect reproduction of the original environment.
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	Aosta Valley holiday travels on line ski snow hotels bed breakfast residence chalet self-catering accommodation.
		Aosta Valley is the smallest region in Italy but it displays the highest mountains in Europe.
		Together with the woods and valleys of the Gran Paradiso National Park, the Mont Blanc, the peak of Cervino and part of the ski distric of Mount Rosa are a national invaluable treasures.
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	Aosta Valley Region (Italy)
		In March 1947, the Council of the Valley wrote a statute of autonomy for the region.
		The discussions about the statute brought many reactions in the national assembly and a proposal of inserting an alinea in the article 3 of the statute, recognizing the fl-red flag as the official flag of the Valley was rejected by the majority of the commissioners, the flag being considered by Rome as a separatist flag.
		The coat of arms of the city of Aosta and the region of Valle d'Aosta are different.
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	TangoItalia - Valle d'Aosta - Aosta Valley travel
		Aosta, the regional capital and the only province of the Valley, is a city rich in history.
		For Aosta the Middle Ages were anything but dark: as an important centre of commercial traffic with France and Switzerland, the city enjoyed a long period of prosperity.
		Aosta, well situated in the centre of the valley, is the capital of this region which has enjoyed a certain degree of administrative authority since 1947.
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	Aosta Alpine Touring Trip Report for Australians
		I needed a new set of skis for the trip, and on the suggestion of Bogong Equipment I decided to purchase a new set of all terrain downhill skis and fit them with the latest step-in alpine touring bindings, which are convenient for conventional downhill skiing, as well as touring.
		So subject to more favorable weather than forecast we were ready to continue on a valley to valley, hut to hut route running a day ahead of schedule.
		The town and the whole valley are beautiful, and I plan to return some day to ski up to another hut, as well as do some cross country skiing and downhill skiing.
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	Aosta Valley Luxury Accommodation In Italy:holiday And Vacation Rental In Italy.
		The Hotel is located in the central square of the pedestrial precint of the historical area and offer a gorgeous view on the mountains and on the gardens.
		In the heart of western Alps at the foot of Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe, awaits a corner of Paradise for your holidays.
		Situated within easy reach of some of the most important skiing areas in the western alps, the Mont Blanc Hotel Village is the perfect place for those wishing to combine nature and relaxation, sport and tourism, all the year round.
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	Welcome to Aosta Valley
		Aosta Valley is the smallest Italian region and is located at the "hub" of the Alps, surrounded by Europe's four highest mountains (Mont Blanc-Monte Bianco, Matterhorn-Cervino, Monte Rosa and Gran Paradiso), all over four thousand metres high.
		The region is like an island among the mountains, and, over the centuries, this has conditioned its history, language, and administrative and political life and encouraged the development of an original collective identity.
		Summer or Winter, on the ski slopes or inside the keep of some historic castle, the Aosta Valley can't wait to meet you.
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	WineCountry.it - Aosta Valley wine region of Italy
		Another aspect of the social life that has traditionally set Aosta apart from other Italian regions are the mixture of skills that the inhabitants were forced to develop, lacking regular trade routes to the outside world in the face of the impassibility of winter bound alps.
		Thus, a traditional valdostano, or inhabitant of the Aosta Valley used to be part farmer, part animal breeder, and part artisan.
		The Aosta Valley grapes and wines are primarily determined by the characteristic predominant soil composed of a rocky, gritty, semi-fertile mixture and by high altitude.
	www.winecountry.it /regions/aosta/index.html (885 words)

	Hotel Aosta - Hotels Aosta Valley - Hotel Brissogne :: Hotel B&B Biancaneve
		Following then the SS 26 towards Aosta for about 5 km, at the crossing for Brissogne, pass the bridge on the left and drive on for anoter 1.5 km you will arrive at the “Hotel BandB Biancaneve”.
		Drive down towards Aosta, then SS 26 direction Turin and after 2 km at the crossing for Brissogne, pass the bridge on the right and drive on for another 1.5 km you will arrive at the “Hotel BandB Biancaneve”.
		The central busstation is at Aosta (Departures and arrivals from Turin and Milano).
	www.hotelvalledaosta.com /sito/pagen/posizione.htm (416 words)

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