Towns of Valle d'Aosta

Latest page update: 6 March 2025

By: Dion Protani

The towns of Valle d'Aosta are typically much smaller than those of the other regions of Italy. The capital of Valle d'Aosta and by far its most populous urban centre is the city of Aosta itself.

Aosta has a population of around 34,000 but the next most populous on the list is Saint-Vincent with just under five thousand inhabitants. Of the remaining towns and villages of similar sizes, some of the prettiest are Morgex with its medieval centre and the attractive town of Chatillon.

Also catching the eye are the likes of Aymaville, Avise and Quart.

Major Cities of Italy
Orange Flag Towns of Valle d'Aosta

Aosta

Piazza Émile Chanoux, Aosta

Morgex

Morgex, Valle d'Aosta

Pont - Saint - Martin

Pont-Saint-Martin, Valle d'Aosta

Chatillon

Chatillon, Valle d'Aosta

Saint - Vincent

Saint-Vincent, Valle d'Aosta

Aymavilles

Aymavilles, Valle d'Aosta

Saint - Pierre

Saint-Pierre, Valle d'Aosta

Avise

Avise, Valle d'Aosta

Quart

Quart, Valle d'Aosta

Montjovet

Montjovet, Valle d'Aosta

Nus

Nus, Valle d'Aosta

Valtournenche

Valtournenche, Valle d'Aosta

Fenis

Fénis Castle, Valle d'Aosta

Hone

Hone, Valle d'Aosta

Introd

Introd, Valle d'Aosta

Champdepraz

Champdepraz, Valle d'Aosta

Verres

Verrès Castle, Valle d'Aosta

Top Ten Towns in Valle d'Aosta by Population

Source: ISTAT (2021)

1. Aosta - 33,409
2. Sarre - 4,759
3. Chatillon - 4,454
4. Saint-Vincent - 4,402
5. Quart - 4,051
6. Pont-Saint-Martin - 3,543
7. Saint-Christophe - 3,407
8. Gressan - 3,395
9. Saint-Pierre - 3,201
10. Nus - 2,968

Valle d'Aosta Top 10 - My Recommended Destinations

1. Gran Paradiso National Park
2. Aosta
3. Monte Bianco
4. Breuil-Cervinia
5. Matterhorn
6. Courmayeur
7. Fort Bard
8. Castello Savoia
9. Fontainemore
10. Lillianes

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