Archaeological  Sites  and  Museums  of  Valle  d'Aosta

Latest update: 21 February 2022
The archaeological sites and museums of Valle d'Aosta attest to the rich history of the region. Valle d'Aosta takes its name from the very first Roman Emperor, Augustus, and there are some wonderful examples of that era around the capital city of Aosta. 

The Arch of Augustus now occupies a roundabout at the edge of the city centre while the magnificent Roman Theatre of Aosta is one of the finest Roman Monuments in Italy. 

​Aosta is also home to a number of museums that detail the region's fascinating past from much earlier than the Romans.
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Aosta  Regional  Archaeological  Museum

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Aosta Regional Archaeological Museum, Valle d'Aosta

Area  Megalitica  Saint  Martin  Corleans

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Area Megalitica Saint Martin Corlens, Valle d'Aosta

Roman  Theatre  of  Aosta

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Roman Theatre of Aosta

Arch  of  Augustus  (Aosta)

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Arch of Augustus, Valle d'Aosta

Museo  dell'Artigianato  Valdostano

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Museo dell'Artigianato Valdostano, Valle d'Aosta

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