Valle d’Aosta by Bus
Discover the Magic of Valle d’Aosta with Arriva Italia
Arriva Italia takes you to Valle d’Aosta, where picturesque villages nestle among the majestic Alpine peaks. This natural paradise attracts visitors from around the world, blending stunning mountain beauty with authentic local culture for a unique experience in every season.
Our transportation service invites you to explore the wonders and unspoiled nature of Valle d’Aosta. Whether it’s a summer holiday among blooming trails and ancient castles, or a winter adventure on snowy slopes, Arriva Italia will guide you through this enchanting corner of Italy
Book your trip to Valle d’Aosta with Arriva Italia’s commercial lines for a comfortable and personalized transport experience.
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Torino – Milano – Milano Malpensa Airport – Chamonix (FR)
Courmayeur/La Thuile
AOSTA
Cervinia/Chatillon
TORINO
Courmayeur/La Thuile
AOSTA
Cervinia/Chatillon
MILANO
VALLE D’AOSTA
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MILANO MALPENSA
AEROPORTO
COURMAYEUR
MONT BLANC
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CHAMONIX
Travel through all the valleys with Arriva Italia and enjoy the journey and tourist activities.
ALTA VALLE
This area is renowned for its spectacular mountain landscapes, top-tier ski resorts, and numerous hiking trails. Alta Valle is known for its towering peaks, like Mont Blanc, and is a popular tourist destination year-round.
Courmayeur Mont Blanc
The Best of the Alps
A beloved destination for hikers and mountain enthusiasts in both winter and summer, it is known as the most famous and oldest alpine station in Italy. From Courmayeur, three main lines reach the country’s major attractions:
- Blue Line – Circular: connects all villages in the area; each terminus offers a unique experience.
- Green Line – Val Ferret: allows you to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the splendid mountain landscape.
- Orange Line – Val Veny: the wildest and least populated valley, perfect for greenery lovers and trekkers.
SkyWay Monte Bianco
Bringing People Closer to the Mountains and the Sky
A structure where the view from above is limitless. An idea that broadens horizons and surpasses boundaries. This is Skyway Monte Bianco.
Skyway Monte Bianco is a technological and engineering marvel, a true Italian pride. It was born from a different and futuristic vision compared to traditional concepts of such works: the goal was not just to remake a cable car, but to create a 360° vertical ascent experience.
La Thuile – Pré-Saint-Didier
Changing perspective and valley, from Courmayeur, line 573 takes you to La Thuile, one of the 10 most famous ski resorts in Europe. During a brief summer period, you can reach Colle del Piccolo San Bernardo with our services and visit the renowned Chanousia Botanical Garden. From La Thuile, you can also reach Le Joux, the starting point for trails leading to the majestic Rutor waterfalls, the three largest in Valle d’Aosta.
In La Thuile, you can discover all outdoor activities. Further down the road, you’ll find Mont Blanc Adventure Park, a sports and recreation area with breathtaking views of the Mont Blanc range.
The mountain is not only for enjoying the natural beauty but also for moments of relaxation and self-care: all this can happen in the magical village of Pré Saint Didier at QC Terme, just 7 minutes by bus from Courmayeur, using lines 581 Courmayeur – Aosta, 832 Courmayeur – La Salle, and 573 Courmayeur – La Thuile.
An unmissable sensory journey
at the foot of the Mont Blanc range.
Just a few minutes from the wellness center and resort of QC Termemontebianco is the QC Terme Pré Saint Didier center: featuring invigorating waterfalls, thermal water hydro-massages, saunas, and relaxation rooms.
Outdoor panoramic pools enhance the majestic panorama offered by Mont Blanc.
Morgex – La Salle
Derby – Avise – Arvier
Descending towards Aosta via line 581, you can discover other characteristic villages such as Morgex, La Salle, Derby, and Avise. These are stops for wine enthusiasts with cellars like Cave du Mont Blanc, where the famous sparkling wine Cuvée des Guides is produced, and La Cooperativa de l’Enfer.
Continuing on the route, you will find Arvier Valgrisenche, where you can see the Beauregard dam and its namesake lake.
Introd – Villeneuve
and the lateral valleys of Rhemes Notre Dames and Valsavarenche.
Continuing our journey towards more wonders, you can stop in the small village of Villeneuve, from where you can reach the lateral valleys of Rhemes Notre Dames (line 531) and Valsavarenche (line 611). These valleys are the cradle of the Gran Paradiso National Park, with numerous trails where you can easily spot wildlife such as chamois, ibex, marmots, and foxes. Many of these trails were originally built by the Royal House of Savoy for hunting.
For children, there’s the opportunity to see various mountain animals at the Parc Animalier d’Introd, easily accessible from Villeneuve with lines 611 and 531, as well as the Introd Castle.
CENTRO VALLE
In the heart of Valle d’Aosta, Centro Valle offers a perfect combination of history, culture, and nature.
Aymavilles
Saint Pierre – Sarre
Once you reach Saint Pierre via line 581, you can visit the Saint Pierre Castle – Museum of Natural Sciences, recognizable for its fairytale-like appearance and home to the natural sciences museum since 1985.
For wine enthusiasts, the journey continues with visits to:
- Les Cretes Winery in Aymavilles
- Château Feuillet Winery – Maurizio Fiorano Farm in Saint Pierre
Continuing with the castle visits, in Sarre, also reachable by line 581, you’ll find the Royal Castle of Sarre, which tells the history of the Savoy family and the hunting traditions of the royal house and nobility, just a short distance from the city of Aosta.
Aosta
Capital of Valle d’Aosta
We arrive in Aosta, the capital and a city founded by the Romans, who named it Augusta Praetoria in honor of Emperor Augustus. Here, you can enjoy numerous well-preserved Roman ruins, as well as shops selling traditional Valdostan crafts and local gastronomic products on the main street. Aosta is also a transit point for the Via Francigena, the ancient pilgrimage route from Canterbury to Rome. In the Aosta Valley section, it descends from the Gran San Bernardo and continues along the central valley to Pont-Saint-Martin.
From Aosta, several bus lines can take you to natural gems: Colle del Gran San Bernardo (line 422, operational only in summer); visit the Gran San Bernardo Hospice Museum, home to the famous dogs and exhibits on local nature: mineralogy, fauna, flora, and climate.
Descending along the Grande Valley (Coumba Freida in Valdostan dialect) towards Aosta, don’t miss the prosciutto factory where the famous Jambon de Bosses is made, and further down, the equally renowned Prosciutto di Saint-Oyen.
Fénis – Saint-Barthélemy
With its elegant castle and nearly thousand-year history, Fénis offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in the ancient history of the valley, dating back to the 12th-13th centuries (Château De Fénis). Not far from Fénis, you’ll find another famous delicatessen in the Aosta Valley, renowned for its Saint Marcel prosciutto.
Accessible from Aosta via line 775, Saint-Barthélemy offers a unique nighttime experience. Thanks to the Saint Barthelemy Astronomical Observatory, recognized in Italy, you can spend pleasant hours gazing up and admiring the beauty and mystery of the sky above us.
Roman Theatre
A Timeless Spectacle
In the immediate vicinity of Porta Prætoria, along the Decumanus Maximus, stands one of the most iconic ancient monuments of Aosta, the Roman Theatre.
Dating back to the first half of the 1st century AD, this imposing building is a masterpiece of High Imperial Roman architecture that still leaves visitors speechless today. Encountering the building occurs in a highly impactful landscape context, where the high peaks surrounding the city enhance the soaring presence of the mighty 22-meter-high façade wall, which rises over an urban and archaeological area of fascinating richness.
MEDIA and BASSA VALLE
Discover the beauty of the Media and Basse Valle by visiting Châtillon and Saint-Vincent, centers rich in history and wellness, and venture to Valtournenche/Cervinia to experience the thrill of the majestic alpine peaks and the renowned ski resorts at the foot of the Matterhorn.
Chatillon – Saint Vincent
From Aosta, taking the 110 line, you can travel through the entire Media/Bassa Valle, conveniently reaching:
Châtillon, which in ancient times was one of the most important villages in the region, evidenced by the presence of numerous castles and towers. The most well-known, Castello Gamba, was built in a panoramic position on the rocky spur of Crêt-de-Breil, overlooking the Dora Baltea. The castle was created as a love tribute from Baron Gamba to his beloved wife Angélique Passerin d’Entrèves, who was originally from Châtillon.
Saint-Vincent, known as the “Riviera of the Alps,” is famous for its thermal baths, where you can relax in an oasis of wellness. Don’t miss the famous Casinò de la Vallée for an entertaining evening.
Valtournenche
Breuil Cervinia
Cervino Ski Paradise
Boundless Emotions Between Italy and Switzerland
Cervino Ski Paradise is an extraordinary ski area that spans between Italy and Switzerland, offering immaculate slopes for skiers of all levels.
In addition to skiing, the area offers activities such as snowboarding, snowshoeing, and high-quality après-ski experiences.
Whether you are a beginner or an expert, Cervino Ski Paradise promises adventure and fun in a spectacular alpine environment.
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