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Population and Economy of Val d'Aosta

Tourism-related activities represent the main source of income for Valle d'Aosta. Apart from the town of Aosta, the largest tourist areas practically coincide with the famous side valleys, here listed in clockwise order for those coming from the Po Valley.
The Lys (or Gressoney) valley conserves a typically alpine appearance: the two main resorts, Gressoney-St-Jean and Gressoney-La-Trinité are equipped for summer tourism (excursions into the Mount Rosa group) and winter (the Monterosaski, ski network with Alagna Valsesia and Champoluc). The Walser language and traditions are conserved in the upper valley and at Issime. The word Walser comes from the name of the people of German origin who descended here from Valais in the 13th century; the architecture of the stone houses is also characteristic. Again encircling Mount Rosa is the Ayas valley, with its castles (Vernes and Graines) and green meadows; main tourist attractions are Brusson, Champoluc, Antagnod and Saint Jacques.

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