Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
The best-preserved medieval fortress in Valle d'Aosta, this many-turreted castle was built in the mid-14th century by Aimone di Challant, a...Read More
A few minutes beyond the French-speaking village of Pont St. Martin, you pass through the narrow Gorge de Bard to reach the fortress that has...Read More
The Baroque castle of Rivoli now houses a fascinating museum of contemporary art. The building was begun in the 17th century and then redesigned...Read More
No visit to this motor city would be complete without a pilgrimage to see the perfectly preserved Bugattis, Ferraris, and Isotta Fraschinis...Read More
The Egyptian Museum's superb collection includes statues of pharaohs and mummies and entire frescoes taken from royal tombs—it's one of the...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesThis gallery was opened by Gianni Agnelli (1921–2003), the head of Fiat and patriarch of one of Italy's most powerful families, just four months...Read More
Extensive Italianate gardens surround this 16th-century hunting lodge built for Carlo Emanuele II of Savoy. Inside, its Great Gallery is worthy...Read More
At the eastern entrance to town, and commanding a fine view over Aosta and the mountains, stands the Arco di Augusto (Arch of Augustus), built...Read More
Visible from miles around, this thoroughly Baroque church was designed by Juvarra in the early18th century and, since 1731, has been the burial...Read More
Along the banks of the Po, this complex, built for a General Exhibition in 1884, is a faithful reproduction of a typical Piedmont village in...Read More
The richly decorated House of the Green Count, in the oldest part of Rivoli, attests to the wealth and importance of its onetime owner, Amedeo...Read More
This church has layers of history literally visible in its architecture. Originally there was a 6th-century chapel on this site, founded by...Read More
Dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin, the Duomo is an object lesson in Italian Gothic architecture. Completed in the early 14th century...Read More
Aosta's cathedral dates from the 10th century, but all that remains from that period are the bell towers. The decoration inside is primarily...Read More
The most impressive part of Turin's 15th-century cathedral is the shadowy black-marble-walled Cappella della Sacra Sindone (Chapel of the Holy...Read More
Probably best for wine lovers who have at least reached an intermediate level of fandom, this winery is known for its steadfast commitment to...Read More
In 1863 Turin was the first Italian city to begin a public collection devoted to contemporary art. Housed in a modern building on the edge of...Read More
Housed in the restored Manica Nuova (new wing) of the Palazzo Reale, the gallery displays some of the most important paintings from the vast...Read More
On the east bank of the Po, this Neoclassical church is modeled after the Pantheon in Rome. It was built between 1827 and 1831 to commemorate...Read More
Right in the town of Barolo, this wine estate makes an easy, if touristy, option for getting to know the local wines. In the estate’s user-friendly...Read More
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