BY: Catherine Sabino
Aosta may be Italy’s smallest region, but it’s a very, very big deal when it come to winter sports. Home to the “giants of the Alps” with large and small resorts serving Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa and other major peaks, Aosta is a must-stop for once-in-a-lifetime or extra-special ski experiences.
Besides all the great schussing, Aosta offers plenty to do away from the slopes, new luxury hotels, a rich and diverse mountain cuisine along with an intriguing wine scene. Here are seven reasons to go now.
SOURCE: https://www.forbes.com
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