Unité des Communes Mont-Émilius Saint-Christophe

During the Roman period numerous roads and bridges were built, some of which also crossed the area of present-day Saint-Christophe.
As with many other localities, Saint-Christophe in the medieval period became an area of conflict between various kingdoms and lordships, undergoing political influences and changes over the centuries.
The Middle Ages left many traces in the municipality.
In the center of the town, in fact, it is possible to find medieval buildings and churches that testify to the history of the area.
For example, the Church of Saint-Christophe is a remarkable religious building dating back to the 12th century, with a Romanesque bell tower and interior frescoes.
The history of Saint-Christophe has certainly left us with many cultural and folkloric traditions.
Locals celebrate many traditional holidays, often with processions, parades, and culinary events that showcase the region's rich gastronomic tradition.
Saint-Christophe, like many other municipalities in the Aosta Valley, is a community that proudly preserves its history and culture, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the historical and natural heritage of the Italian Alps.