Aymavilles
The castle and the monuments of Aymavilles
The castle of Aymavilles is the most distinctive monument of the village, but walking around, you can discover other sites featuring the art, history and archaeology of the Aosta Valley.
Castle
The building, the origins of which date back to 12th century, is an elegant lordly residence inside a park.
Pont D'Aël
Aymavilles boasts one of the most beautiful and well-preserved Roman monuments: the aqueduct of Pont D'Ael.
Church of St Martin
In the heart of Aymavilles, you will notice the Parish Church dedicated to Saint Martin, the bishop of Auxerre.
Church of St Léger
The church, with its frescoed facade, is noticeable following the state highway in the direction of Cogne.
Chapels and oratories
All the villages have their chapels and oratories, symbol of a simple but deep religious faith.
Mill and sawmill
Currently there still exists a mill known as the 'Mill of Charrère', which is in a restructuring phase.
Archaeology
In the territory of Aymavilles, rocks were discovered that present perforations and incisions.
Bardiglio stone quarry
In the Roman era there was a quarry for a green stone, used in the construction of Augusta Praetoria.
Maresa shack
Maria Teresa's house... There is no other information about this building, which has never been finished.
Ozein Tornalla
An ancient building with a round tower, dating back to 15th century, was probably a fortified house.
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