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Alpe Valmeriana, located at about 1,800 meters above sea level, is a place of extraordinary natural beauty and historical interest. Surrounded by green pastures and coniferous forests, the mountain pasture offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, among which the majestic Cima Nera (Cime Noire) stands out. On the south-western slopes of Cima Nera, at an altitude of between 2,335 and 2,340 meters, are the remains of an ancient settlement of the Salassi, a Celtic population that inhabited the region before the Roman conquest. This archaeological site, known as the Salassi Village of Cime Noire, is made up of about thirty dry stone huts, arranged on a panoramic terrace in the Clapey di Ghiabou, a stony ground devoid of vegetation. The strategic position of the village, hidden from view from the valley floor and with wide views of the surrounding territory, suggests a surveillance or refuge function during periods of conflict, such as those between the Salassi and the Romans between 143 and 25 BC. It should be noted that near the Alpe there is a picnic area, also equipped with a shelter.

Railway over the Dora. Worse were the consequences of the previous floods. The cycle path was no longer recognisable and transformed into a single sandy plain.

It's almost unbelievable how much current there is on that hydroelectric canal.

Be careful, after flooding some parts are still destroyed

Beautiful cycle path, excellent example of how public money can be spent well. The stretch closest to the Dora, immediately after Septumian, is currently covered in sand after the last flood of the river at the beginning of the summer

This railway bridge that runs over the Dora River allows you to cycle under the passing trains and always alongside the river.

The carved wooden furniture in this imposing fortress is typical of the Aosta Valley. In the courtyard and in the chapel, frescoes from the Gothic studio of Giacomo Jacquerio depict the lives of the most important saints and those of many sages and philosophers.

Located in the Valle d'Aosta region of Italy, the Castello di Fénis is one of the most famous medieval castles in the region. It attracts visitors with its abundance of towers and battlements. Although it has an impressive defensive structure, it is located on a small hill and not in an inaccessible place. In fact, it was originally intended as a prestigious residence for the Challant family. The courtyard has a semi-circular stone staircase and wooden balconies. At the top of the stairs is a 15th century fresco of Saint George slaying the dragon. The rooms are decorated with wooden furniture from that period.