Lillianes
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Latest page update: 24 May 2025
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By: Dion Protani
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Where to Stay
Where to Stay in Lillianes
Lillianes offers very limited accommodation, mostly consisting of small mountain lodges and family-run guesthouses. For established hotels with more facilities, the nearby towns of Pont-Saint-Martin and Gressoney-Saint-Jean provide the best-reviewed choices within easy reach of Lillianes.
In Pont-Saint-Martin, Crabun Hotel features modern rooms, a restaurant serving local specialities and private parking, known for its friendly service and convenient location (€€). In Donnas, Hotel Cavour et des Officiers offers elegant rooms within a historic building, with an on-site restaurant and access to the ancient Roman road (€€€). For a stay in the mountains, Hotel Lo Scoiattolo in Gressoney-Saint-Jean combines alpine-style interiors, a wellness area and a restaurant with views of Monte Rosa (€€€).
In Pont-Saint-Martin, Crabun Hotel features modern rooms, a restaurant serving local specialities and private parking, known for its friendly service and convenient location (€€). In Donnas, Hotel Cavour et des Officiers offers elegant rooms within a historic building, with an on-site restaurant and access to the ancient Roman road (€€€). For a stay in the mountains, Hotel Lo Scoiattolo in Gressoney-Saint-Jean combines alpine-style interiors, a wellness area and a restaurant with views of Monte Rosa (€€€).
Where is
Where is Lillianes?
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The village of Lillianes is situated a distance of 57 kilometres south-east of Aosta, the regional capital of Valle d'Aosta.
It stands at an elevation of 667 metres above sea level and has a population of around 450 residents. Nearby places of interest include the towns of Fontainemore, Issime, Plan de Brun and Pont-Saint-Martin. Recommended accommodation is the Crabun Hotel. |
Comune di Lillianes
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Region: Valle d'Aosta
Population: 413 (in 2024 - source) Size: 19 km² Elevation: 667 metres Close by: Fontainemore, Issime, Perloz, Pont-Saint-Martin, Gaby Recommended accommodation: Crabun Hotel (7 km) |
What People Ask About Lillianes
Is Lillianes worth visiting?
Yes, Lillianes is worth visiting for its scenic setting in the Aosta Valley, surrounded by mountains and lush nature. The town offers a peaceful atmosphere and is perfect for hiking and enjoying the outdoors.
What are the main attractions in Lillianes?
Key attractions include the Church of Saint Lawrence, the village's traditional Alpine architecture, and the surrounding hiking trails. The natural beauty of the Aosta Valley offers many opportunities for outdoor activities such as trekking and cycling.
How do I get to Lillianes?
Lillianes is accessible by car from Aosta, located about 40 km away, via the SS26 road. The town can also be reached by public transport with buses from Aosta and surrounding areas.
When is the best time to visit Lillianes?
The best time to visit is during spring and summer when the weather is ideal for hiking and exploring the outdoors. Autumn offers a beautiful display of changing colours, while winter is great for those looking to explore the nearby ski resorts.
How long should I stay in Lillianes?
A day is sufficient to explore the village and its surroundings. For those interested in hiking and outdoor activities, a two-day stay would allow more time to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
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Discover Lillianes
Lillianes is a village in the Aosta Valley, situated in the lower Lys Valley between Fontainemore and Perloz. Set at around 650 metres above sea level, it lies beside the Lys River, surrounded by wooded slopes and mountain pastures. The village retains a traditional layout with stone houses, narrow streets and small bridges that reflect its alpine heritage and close relationship with the river.
The Parish Church of Saint Roch stands at the centre of the settlement, while the medieval Stone Bridge of Lillianes, with its distinctive multiple arches, is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the valley. The surrounding area includes old mule tracks and trails leading to small hamlets and viewpoints overlooking the Lys Valley. Lillianes has convenient road links to Fontainemore, Pont-Saint-Martin, and the wider Aosta Valley, making it an accessible base for exploring the southern part of the region.
The Parish Church of Saint Roch stands at the centre of the settlement, while the medieval Stone Bridge of Lillianes, with its distinctive multiple arches, is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the valley. The surrounding area includes old mule tracks and trails leading to small hamlets and viewpoints overlooking the Lys Valley. Lillianes has convenient road links to Fontainemore, Pont-Saint-Martin, and the wider Aosta Valley, making it an accessible base for exploring the southern part of the region.
Things to Do
Things to Do in Lillianes
- Centro Storico di Lillianes is a peaceful alpine village where narrow streets wind among stone houses with wooden balconies, slate roofs, and rustic details. Archways, fountains, and flower boxes add charm to the traditional architecture. The village sits in the lower Lys Valley in the Aosta Valley, surrounded by forests, terraced hillsides, and mountain peaks. Its atmosphere is quiet and deeply connected to rural mountain life.
- Chiesa Parrocchiale di San Rocco stands modestly in Lillianes, with a simple façade and a warm, inviting interior. Inside are wooden altars, delicate frescoes, and finely crafted carvings typical of alpine churches. The church remains central to village religious life and community gatherings. It’s a serene place to visit while exploring the village.
- Piazzetta principale di Lillianes serves as the village’s small social heart, edged with traditional buildings, local shops, and community spaces. Locals gather here for conversations, markets, and festive events. Benches and flowers bring colour and a welcoming atmosphere. The square reflects the gentle, unhurried rhythm of mountain living.
- Ponte di Lillianes is an elegant medieval stone bridge spanning the Lys river, with graceful arches and weathered stones. The bridge is surrounded by green slopes and offers picturesque views of the village and valley. It’s a favourite spot for photography and quiet walks. The bridge symbolises the village’s historical connection to trade and travel.
- Guided nature walks from Lillianes explore forest trails, riverside paths, and routes leading into the higher reaches of the Lys Valley. Local guides share knowledge about local wildlife, alpine plants, and the traditions of mountain life. Walks vary from gentle strolls to more challenging hikes. It’s an ideal way to connect with the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Aosta Valley.
Tours and Activities
Lillianes Tours and Activities
Photo Gallery
Lillianes Photo Gallery
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How to Get to [Place Name]
How to Get to Lillianes
By Rail: Lillianes does not have its own railway station. The nearest station is in Pont-Saint-Martin, about 8 kilometres away, on the Aosta–Ivrea line operated by Trenitalia. Regional trains connect Pont-Saint-Martin to Aosta in around 50 minutes and to Ivrea in approximately 25 minutes. From Pont-Saint-Martin, Lillianes can be reached by car, taxi, or local bus along the SR44 road that follows the Lys Valley.
By Road: The village lies in the lower section of the Gressoney Valley, within easy reach of the main Aosta Valley route. From Aosta, the distance is roughly 50 kilometres, with a driving time of about 50 minutes via the SS26 and SR44 roads. From Turin, the journey is approximately 80 kilometres and takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes via the A5 motorway, exiting at Pont-Saint-Martin. From Milan, the distance is about 155 kilometres, with a drive of around 2 hours. Parking is available near the centre and along the main road.
Nearest International Airports:
By Road: The village lies in the lower section of the Gressoney Valley, within easy reach of the main Aosta Valley route. From Aosta, the distance is roughly 50 kilometres, with a driving time of about 50 minutes via the SS26 and SR44 roads. From Turin, the journey is approximately 80 kilometres and takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes via the A5 motorway, exiting at Pont-Saint-Martin. From Milan, the distance is about 155 kilometres, with a drive of around 2 hours. Parking is available near the centre and along the main road.
Nearest International Airports:
- Turin Caselle Airport: Located about 80 kilometres from Lillianes, with a driving time of around 1 hour and 15 minutes. It offers domestic and European flight connections.
- Milan Malpensa Airport: Approximately 155 kilometres away, the journey takes about 2 hours. It provides extensive international and intercontinental routes.
- Geneva Airport: Roughly 180 kilometres from Lillianes, with a driving time of about 2 hours and 45 minutes via the Mont Blanc Tunnel. It serves numerous European and long-haul destinations.
Private Transfers
Lillianes Private Transfers
A private transfer offers a comfortable and reliable way to reach Lillianes or continue your journey to other destinations in the Valle d’Aosta region and northern Italy. You’ll be collected from your chosen location and taken directly to your destination by a professional driver, without the need to coordinate connections or drive through mountain roads yourself.
From Lillianes, transfers can connect you with Turin Caselle Airport and Milan Malpensa Airport, while longer routes are also available to Geneva Airport and Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport. They are equally suitable for shorter trips to nearby towns such as Fontainemore, Issime, and Pont-Saint-Martin, or for travelling further across the Valle d’Aosta and into neighbouring alpine regions.
To request a quote or check availability for a private transfer, just fill out the short form below and we’ll get back to you with all the details.
From Lillianes, transfers can connect you with Turin Caselle Airport and Milan Malpensa Airport, while longer routes are also available to Geneva Airport and Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport. They are equally suitable for shorter trips to nearby towns such as Fontainemore, Issime, and Pont-Saint-Martin, or for travelling further across the Valle d’Aosta and into neighbouring alpine regions.
To request a quote or check availability for a private transfer, just fill out the short form below and we’ll get back to you with all the details.

