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Seen only from the outside, very very beautiful!

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Now the castle is no longer owned by the Caracciolo family but has been purchased by the Autonomous Region of Aosta valley.

Quart Castle is currently (January 2025) undergoing conservation work. The work should be completed by summer 2025.

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The origins of Introd Castle date back to the 12th century. It was built according to a simple structure with a square central keep surrounded by a fence. Pierre Sarriod d'Introd had it enlarged in 1260, followed by subsequent modifications in the 15th century that rounded off the castle. Two fires, the first in the second half of the 19th century and the second in the early 20th century, made restoration work necessary. In the latter case, they were completed by architect Jean Chevalley and commissioned by the then owner, Knight Gonnella. Opposite the castle is a Renaissance-style attic. It is made entirely of wood and has two splendid wrought iron gates. Nearby is the stable called Ôla. Today, the Introd Castle is owned by the Counts Caracciolo of Brienza and is managed by the Grand-Paradis Foundation 1 . The living room is decorated with frescoes. Near the ceiling are scenes each representing a different tree, above which is trompe l'oeil wallpaper.

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Travelling along the Via Francigena from Aosta to Nus, just before Quart you come across this Castle built on a hill, an enchanting and solitary place.

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The Torre dei Balivi, also known as Tour du bailliage, is one of Aosta's medieval architectural treasures. The tower, also known as Tour Cornière in French, was mentioned as early as 1192. In the 12th century it became the property of the local noble family De Palais (or De Palacio), who used it for their own purposes. Later, in the 13th century, it was transferred to the Count of Savoy and served as the seat of the bailiff (in old French, Bailly). The tower was expanded and remodeled in the 15th and 16th centuries, with new parts added to meet growing needs. In the 17th century it was used as a prison and courthouse. Since 2014, the tower has housed the Istituto Musicale Pareggiato della Valle d'Aosta.

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The Aymavilles castle, located on a moraine hill and surrounded by meadows and vineyards, dominates the course of the Dora Baltea and the strategic and commercial route that led to the Alpine passes including the Piccolo San Bernardo. Its history is very ancient, in a papal bull of 1207 it appears as a simple tower or stronghold belonging to the assets of the canons of Saint Gilles. This fortification subsequently underwent numerous transformations thanks to the illustrious owners who followed one another over time, starting from 1360, when the Savoys enfeoffed the jurisdiction to Aimone di Challant. The castle is easily recognizable for its original but elegant structure characterized by eighteenth-century stuccoes, loggias and coats of arms. The exterior is refined by the presence of a vast park with a fountain, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view of the entire valley floor.

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The castle of Introd stands on a promontory protected by the rugged gorges of the Savara torrent and the Dora di Rhêmes (the name of Introd, in fact, derives from "entre-eaux", or "between the waters") and probably dates back to the 12th century; like Graines Castle, it originally probably consisted of a square keep surrounded by a wall. After numerous fires and subsequent restoration, today it is open to visits and special events.

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A unique castle of its kind which concentrates medieval and baroque phases in its external appearance, the result of the architectural initiatives of the various members of the Challant family who over the centuries have adapted the building to the needs and tastes of the time. The Aymavilles castle is located in the municipality of the same name in the Aosta Valley, on a hill surrounded by vineyards along the road to Cogne. The castle was the subject of a long and complex recovery project that began in 2000, which involved multiple professionals in the design, historical studies and research, archaeological investigations and restorations. The restoration involved both the architectural structure and the internal decorative systems, managing to enhance the particularities of the various building campaigns and the numerous renovations that took place over the centuries. Numerous anecdotes, surprises and curiosities emerged from the past during archive research and during the works, today all visible during the visit. History The first mention of the castle dates back to May 1207. The castle began to undergo notable transformations starting from the 14th century, with the passage to the Challant family, an important noble family from the Aosta Valley. During the 15th century the castle was enriched by four corner towers, a double wall and the construction of the top floor. A major construction campaign dates back to the era of Joseph-Félix de Challant when, between 1713 and 1728, the spaces between the four corner towers were embellished with loggias, decorated with elegant stucco elements, while the interiors of the residence were transformed significantly and made more comfortable. The creation of the terraced park contributes to giving the castle the appearance of a modern stately residence surrounded by greenery, completely losing that of a medieval defensive fortress. During the 19th and 20th centuries, following the various changes of ownership, the castle underwent numerous internal alterations, linked to its use first as a museum house by will of the last descendant of the Challant house, Vittorio Cacherano della Rocca and later for the summer holidays by Piedmontese and Ligurian families. In 1970 the castle became part of the assets of the autonomous Region of Valle d'Aosta. The green space of the castle extends on terraces sloping towards the town and flanks, with its circular promontory shape, the surrounding hills used for the cultivation of vineyards. In spring and summer it hosts events and concerts. The grandze, once used for agricultural purposes, and the stables, the latter now used as a ticket office, belong to the castle's appurtenances. Visit The museum itinerary The guided tour and multimedia installations allow you to discover the history of the castle through the salient phases of its transformation, linked to the different families who inhabited it. The museum itinerary unfolds on four levels: Level I – the history of the families who took turns in the castle: on the ground floor the rooms illustrate the events of the Challant and Bombrini families, the last owners of the castle before its purchase by the autonomous Region of Valle d'Aosta Level II – nineteenth-century collecting, from Vittorio Cacherano della Rocca Challant to the collection of the Accademia di Sant'Anselmo: on the first floor the large hall represents the junction point between the history of the castle and the birth of the collection of the Valle d'Aosta cultural association in the nineteenth century to which all the rooms in this section are dedicated Level III – the rooms of Madama Giovane and the collection of the Accademia di Sant'Anselmo: the exhibition coexists with the testimonies of daily life at the castle in the nineteenth century Level IV – the evolutionary phases of the castle and the fifteenth-century wooden ceiling: the attic, integrating with the architectural evidence still visible, illustrates the transformations of the building over the centuries with the support of multimedia technologies.

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It looks like the fairy castle. Always particular...

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Quart Castle stands on a high rocky cliff and appears as a majestic complex of several buildings within a fortified wall. The route of the Via Francigena passes next to it, offering remarkable landscape views.

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Beautiful Castle and beautiful view of the valley below

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Tour to discover Valgrisenche. Departure from Aosta and climb up to the Valgrisenche dam. Continue to the right of the dam and then take the dirt road on the orographic right. At the bottom of the dam basin go straight towards the Bezzi Refuge. Expected last stretch on the path with 30 'of portage. Descent to the valley to continue to the right, on a beautiful dirt road, to the Rifugio dell’Epée. Return to Valgrisenche on the orographic left from which to admire the Beauregard dam basin. Planing to Aosta on an asphalted road.

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This rectangular castle dates back to the thirteenth century and belonged to the noble Challant family.

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Quart Castle, excellent for walking and mountain biking up to the Beato Emerico

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Saint-Pierre square

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Place of historical and artistic interest In the structure there is the Equalized Musical Institute of the Aosta Valley Via Guido Rey, 5, 11100 Aosta AO https://www.consaosta.it/ +39016543307

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Place of historical, cultural and architectural interest 11010 Saint-pierre AO

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Place of worship and prayer Location Luboz 1, 11010, Saint-pierre AO

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beautiful castle seen from the top of the path of the blessed Emeric

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