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Aosta is the capital of the autonomous region of Valle d'Aosta and is located in a beautiful alpine valley. It 'a corner of ancient Rome in the Alps, the most important example of Roman architecture in northern Italy. Go back to Augusta Praetoria the Arch of Augustus and the Roman Theatre. Aosta is also home to important medieval remains and churches (the cathedral, the collegiate church of S. Bear): the highest concentration is found within the ancient Roman walls. To visit: Balivi Tower, Torri d'Aosta, the House of Lorraine, the home of the Earls of Bard, the Roncas Palace, City Hall and the beautiful Romanesque cathedral, the medieval complex of the Collegiate Church of Saint Ours, the Roman theater. Castles in the Aosta Valley are particularly numerous and important. Going up the Aosta Valley gradually meet these policemen who once defended and now offer the visitor. Almost every country had its own castle. Some remains of the ruins, while others are well preserved and are a destination of great tourist attraction. The castle is best known and admired Fénis. The first we find the valley is going to Bard. Outdated the city of Aosta, finally, you come to Saint-Pierre. Historically, the castles have been an 'evolution. At first it had a purely defensive purposes (so you have the beginning of the second millennium towers). In a later period was replaced in order to demonstrate the power and wealth of the owner: with these characteristics appear Fénis Castle and the Castle Castle. Finally, and now we are in the nineteenth century, the castle becomes a reminder of ancient glories (so it presents the Savoy Castle). - alberghi in valle d'aosta aosta hotels hotels in valle d'aosta

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