Sarre

Sarre is a small town in the Aosta Valley, north-western Italy, located just a short distance from the city of Aosta. It is best known for its castle, the Castello di Sarre, a former hunting residence used by the House of Savoy and now open to visitors, offering insight into the region's royal history. The village sits within a classic alpine setting, surrounded by mountains that provide excellent opportunities for hiking in summer and skiing in winter, with the Aosta Valley renowned for its resorts near Mont Blanc and the Gran Paradiso massif. Local cuisine features regional specialities such as Fontina cheese, traditional cured meats, and mountain wines. Sarre makes a convenient base for exploring the Aosta Valley, combining historical heritage, unspoiled nature and culinary traditions. Its proximity to Aosta, just a few kilometres away, allows visitors to easily mix city sightseeing with outdoor activities in a peaceful, authentic mountain environment.