The Grand-Saint-Bernard Valley is an ideal destination for lovers of the mountains, the outdoors, and nature. Hiking, walking, cycling, skiing, but also cross-country skiing and skiing, are the main activities that you can practice in this still unspoiled region of the Aosta Valley.
Last locality before Switzerland, the medieval village of Saint-Rémy-en Bosses, or its surrounding hamlets, have kept an atmosphere of yesteryear. In particular, you can cross them by taking the via Francegina, an important medieval pilgrimage route, or visit one of the buildings dating from the same period.
In addition, Saint-Rémy-en-Bosse gave its name to the famous Bosses ham , which became AOP. You will be able to visit the premises of its production and maturation, and above all to taste the unique flavor of this charcuterie in all the establishments of the valley.
Lateral valley of the Aosta Valley, with Valpelline, it is easily accessed by the Col or the Grand St-Bernard tunnel when arriving from Switzerland. By plane, Geneva and Turin meet quickly.