Castello di Tour de Villa
A twelfth-century tower and a fifteenth-century wing among apple orchards, once called the tower of the Poor.
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A twelfth-century tower and a fifteenth-century wing among apple orchards, once called the tower of the Poor.
Two raised doors at five and eight metres: a case with no parallel among Aosta Valley towers.
The moraine ridge that legend says covers Gargantua's little toe, a nature reserve since 1995.
One of the valley's finest Romanesque bell towers and a facade frescoed in 1453, among the orchards.
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