Unité des Communes Grand-Paradis Valsavarenche

Valsavarenche: A Hidden Jewel in the Heart of the Gran Paradiso National Park Valsavarenche, located at 1541 m above sea level in the Aosta Valley, is a commune that captivates with its tranquility and beautiful nature.
This gem of 171 inhabitants, nestled in the Gran Paradiso National Park, is a must-see destination for those seeking peace and beauty.
History and Culture of Valsavarenche This small commune preserves a rich historical and cultural heritage.
Walking through its streets, there is a strong sense of community and a connection to nature and past traditions.
Local events and festivals are perfect times to immerse yourself in the authentic culture of Valsavarenche.
Nature and Outdoor Activities Valsavarenche offers breathtaking scenery and numerous opportunities for lovers of outdoor activities.
From hiking to biking to skiing during the winter months, there is always something to do in this natural paradise.
Its proximity to the Gran Paradiso National Park makes it the ideal starting point for exploration and adventure.
Local Gastronomy The cuisine of Valsavarenche is a hidden treasure, with traditional dishes that reflect the richness of local products.
Cheeses, cured meats and typical dishes are a must for every visitor.
Be sure to sample dishes made from fresh, wholesome ingredients offered by local restaurants and markets.
Tips for Tourists In Valsavarenche, you can find several accommodation options, from cozy vacation homes to traditional hotels.
The best time to visit depends on the activities you want to do, with summer and winter offering completely different experiences.
Valsavarenche is a destination that promises an unforgettable experience away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Perfect for those seeking peace, nature and authenticity.

Being in the middle of the Gran Paradiso National Park and at the foot of imposing mountains, Valsavarenche is a resort mainly frequented by hikers, attracted by the many trails that wind through the area and the magnificent biodiversity.
Among these we recommend, in addition to the two refuges already mentioned, the Chabod refuge and the nivolet lakes.
If you are intrigued by historical architecture we recommend visiting The villages of Nex and Tignet, one of the most beautiful complexes of traditional buildings in the Aosta Valley where many wooden barns dating back to the 15th-17th centuries are preserved.