Whoever invented the word 'cozy' was likely picturing a scene just like this: wood in a roaring fireplace, snow and dazzling mountains visible through the windows, a comfy blanket over pleasantly tired legs (from skiing or hiking), and a warm cup in hand. This truly magical moment can be within your reach in Italy's Aosta Valley, a unique, mountainous region that offers top-notch outdoor adventures (and top-notch coziness, too).
The best way to discover the Aosta Valley (or Valle d'Aosta), situated in northern Italy on the border of France and Switzerland, is to base yourself in one of its many idyllic mountain towns. Perhaps one of the most beautiful is Courmayeur, at the foot of Mont Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps.
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