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マキャビー要塞避難小屋は営業中です！美味しい休憩、素晴らしいランチ、または要塞内でのご宿泊にご利用ください！

聖域を過ぎた広いロバの道を通って到達し、バルドの要塞を守るために使用されていた17世紀の古い兵舎でした。ロバの道を続けると、2時間でテスタ・ディ・クーに到達できます。

The castle is very impressive, it's a shame you can only go up on foot and I couldn't lock up my bike.

you eat very well, honest prices, in a nice setting and with excellent service

The Castello di Issogne is one of the most famous castles in the Aosta Valley and is known for its Renaissance style that contrasts with the nearby, more austere Castello di Verrès. The castle has a remarkable courtyard with a fountain in the shape of a pomegranate tree and a colorful portico, a rare example of medieval Alpine painting, with frescoes depicting scenes from everyday life in the late Middle Ages. The castle's history dates back to a papal bull in 1151, and it has a rich history that includes its transformation from an episcopal fortress into an elegant princely residence. The castle is open to visitors and offers a unique look at the culture and architecture of the region.

The castle of Issogne stands a short distance from the Dora Baltea: a Roman villa, a robust stronghold owned by the bishop, a medieval manor, a refined stately home that testifies to the power and wealth of the Challant family, and a dream castle for Vittorio Avondo. The external appearance, severe and modest, hides centuries of history and magnificent masterpieces inside. From the courtyard with the coats of arms to the lunettes of the atrium, from the lush garden to the pomegranate fountain, it represents a triumph of late Gothic art, in the transition period between the end of the Middle Ages and the beginning of the Renaissance. Here every detail tells the story of Prior George of Challant, refined promoter of the architectural modifications and decorations that give the castle a uniqueness in the medieval figurative culture of the Alpine regions.

The small hamlet of Fornelle di Arnad contains a small group of stone houses, and from the path that passes alongside it you can admire a splendid view of the valley below.

This splendid path leads to the Tête de Cou from Creston Martignon, passing the fort and town of Machaby. At the top don't miss the splendid view of the mountains all around.