Verres  Castle

Latest update: 23 February 2022
​The Verrès Castle is situated a distance of 40 kilometres south-east of Aosta, the regional capital of Valle d'Aosta. 

The castle was built in 1390 AD and is open to the public for visits with timetables shown below.

​Nearby places of interest include the towns of Verrès, Mont Avic Natural Park, Fort Bard and Saint-Vincent.

The recommended accommodation for the castle is the Hotel Relais Saint Gilles in Verrès, just over two kilometres away from the castle itself.
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Verrès Castle, Valle d'Aosta
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​​Opening-times:

​Mon - Sun: 09:00 - 19:00 (April to September)

​Tue - Sun: 10:00 - 13:00/14:00 - 17:00 (October to March)

​Closed from: 9th to 13th Jan & from 17th Feb to 2nd March
Prices: 

​Adults: €3

Concessions: €2 (University Students, Groups of 25+)

Children aged 6 to 18: €1
Region: Valle d'Aosta

Built: 1390

Close by: ​​​Verrès, Mont Avic Natural Park, Fort Bard, Saint-Vincent

By car: ​​Aosta - 35 minutes (40 km)

Recommended accommodation: ​​Relais St Gilles (2.4 km)

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