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A plague of biblical proportions is worrying winemakers in Italy's Aosta Valley. Japanese beetles are stripping entire vines bare, leaving only unripe grapes behind. The invader, likely introduced via ...
News Italy » Aosta Valley: How to plan the ultimate Aosta Valley ski holiday
How to plan the ultimate Aosta Valley ski holiday The Aosta Valley blends exceptional skiing with warming gastronomic delights, medieval castles and a fascinating Roman history — yet it remains one of ...
News Italy » Aosta Valley: Skiing the Italian Alps: A Hidden Gem With Less Crowds
View post: Ski Patrol Assists With "Freak Accident" Lightning Strike In Utah Even though the air was thin on the sharp shoulder of the monstrous Mont Blanc, the highest point in western Europe, I ...
News Italy » Aosta Valley: Why Italy’s Smallest Region Includes Massive Attractions
Italy is divided into 20 administrative regions. The smallest is named Val d’Aosta. Have you ever heard a non-Italian yearn with desire to visit Val d’Aosta? Unlikely. They pine—instead—for strolling ...
News Italy » Aosta Valley: Mountain Biking in Italy’s Aosta Valley
New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running events, and more near you. Your weekly Local Running Newsletter has everything you need to lace up! Subscribe today. Deep in the ...
News Italy » Aosta Valley: Italy’s only car-free town
There is only one place in the country that can claim the title of Italy’s only car-free town. No traffic lights, no engines idling, no delivery vans edging through narrow lanes. Instead, you’ll find ...
News Italy » Aosta Valley: Vagneur: Italian ties to our valley
They came from the north, the smallest autonomous region in northern Italy. Small, but not without distinction. Vallee D’Aosta. The crazy warrior, Hannibal — a name you may remember from high school ...