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Weather in Valle d’Aosta. Actual conditions and forecast
Week forecast for temperature, rain and cloudiness
Map of wind conditions for Valle d’Aosta area
Map of Valle d’Aosta temperature forecast
1. You can zoom in to Valle d’Aosta using the '+' button, or check temperatures around the globe by the '-' button.2. Besides this, you can grab the map by your mouse button and move it to see the temperature in other regions.
This temperature map is centered around Valle d’Aosta. The map is real-time and interactive.
Rain forecast for Valle d’Aosta area
1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Valle d’Aosta for any period within next 10 days.2. Via the top control panel, you can check the following weather parameters: Temperature, Cloud cover, Precipitation, Wind and Pressure.
This precipitation forecast map is centered around Valle d’Aosta. The map is also real-time and interactive.
Climate in Italy and weather forecast - best seasons for visit
If your goal is beach vacation, then you can buy a vacation package to the southern coast of Italy starting from the first days of May. In late spring, air temperature even in the northern regions reaches 21°C, and water can warm up to 18°C. The longest beach season is in Sardinia, as well as on the Tyrrhenian coast of Sicily. You can swim here from early May until early October. The peak of the season is July and August, the air temperature reaches 40°C. If you prefer a more comfortable temperature for a spa holiday, you can safely visit the country in September. The sea during this time remains warm, (about 22°C) and the air temperature decreases and reaches 25-26°C. Although, in the autumn period it is best to choose the southern coasts, since in the north with the onset of autumn the weather can become extremely unpredictable and changeable. The autumn season is very popular among budget conscious tourists, as it is during this period that tour operators offer simply mind-blowing discounts and lucrative offers.
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Atmosphere of Italy: religion and languages
One of the most common religions is Catholicism. The official state religion in Italy is Roman Catholic. There are even separate Catholic schools for children. Also worth noting is the fact that various directions of Christianity also operate within the country, including groups of non-Roman Catholics and the Greek Catholic Church. About 60,000 believers define themselves as Protestants. Pentecostals accounts for no more than 30,000 locals. More than 450 thousand locals consider themselves adherents of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Please note that in the past few decades a lot of migrants have come to Italy. In connection with this, the number of Orthodox Christians has increased and, currently, is about one million people. Also in the country, there are three schools of Buddhism that operate simultaneously. Today, the parishioners of this faith are more than sixty thousand. … Open
Sights of Valle d’Aosta - photogallery
Valle d’Aosta guide chapters
Valle d’Aosta sightseeing
Many luxurious ski-resorts are situated in Valle d'Aosta. There are excellent ski slopes of various difficulty, easy lifts, cozy hotels, as well as numerous entertainment venues, restaurants and cafes. Tourism in the province isn’t limited by sports only; every local resort offers an interesting cultural program. Guests of Valle d'Aosta have a unique opportunity to visit ski resorts in France and Switzerland, … Open 
Cultural excursion through Valle d’Aosta - things to see
The main part of the medieval fortifications is located along the road connecting Aosta and Turin. In total, there are more than a hundred castles and fortresses, many of which currently lay in ruins. Saint-Pierre Castle is considered one of the most spectacular constructions; in the evening this historic monument is decorated with exquisite lighting. The castle is currently home to the museum of antique furniture. … Open
Attractions and active leisure
Climbing to the top of Mont Blanc is popular entertainment among foreign guests. Only experienced climbers take a risk to climb it; there is an excellent lift for those who don’t have special training. You can visit the world famous wineries, have scenic trips, take part in holidays in modern entertainment centers and walk to numerous shopping centers – this small Italian region knows good how to entertain … Open
Cuisine and top restaurants
Valle d'Aosta is famous for its winemaking traditions; large vineyards are located in the highlands. They produce well-known Muscat blanc di Chambave and Petite Arvine. Connoisseurs of red wines have to taste grade Fumin; Blanc de Morgex et de la Salle is notable among the most sought-after vintages. Local farmers, vintners and cheesemakers take an active part in the cultural life of the region, so foreign visitors … Open
Traditions and mentality of Valle d’Aosta
Summer Fair is not the only event that can attract shoppers to the region. Every year on the eve of the New Year the large-scale fair takes place in Sant'Orso; it is considered the most ambitious and interesting in the region. One of the youngest holidays is the classical music festival, which was first held in 1996. This amazing holiday embraces a variety of musical genres; there are both classical music concerts … Open
Travel guide to Valle d’Aosta
The region is also famous for its unique food traditions that attract gourmets from all over the world to this place. Submontane districts are rich with lavish pastures where rare cows are grazed. The true value of the region is farm dairy products. Many kinds of cheese, including world-famous fontina, are produced here. At the national restaurants, the visitors have a wide choice of meat and vegetable dishes and … Open
