Saint-Vincent

Saint-Vincent is a commune in the Aosta Valley, situated at 550 meters elevation in northern Italy's alpine region. The landscape blends mountain terrain with Mediterranean plant growth, including palms and pines, creating a distinctive setting where high altitude meets southern plant life.

The thermal springs attracted visitors from the late 18th century onward, gradually establishing this mountain settlement as a recreational destination. This influx of guests and resources shaped how the town developed its facilities and infrastructure over subsequent generations.

The Parish Church of San Vincenzo anchors the town center with its layers of religious history and artistic treasures. Visitors can see frescoes spanning several centuries and early medieval spaces, reflecting how the community has worshipped here for over a thousand years.

The town has various sports facilities including indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, and easy bus access to Milan and nearby Châtillon. These services and connections make it convenient for visitors to stay active and explore the surrounding region.

A museum holds over 750 mineral specimens and 170 fossils collected from local rocks and distant locations around the globe. This collection offers visitors an unexpected window into natural history and geological discovery within a mountain resort setting.

Location: Aosta Valley

Capital city: Saint-Vincent

Elevation above the sea: 550 m

Shares border with: Brusson, Châtillon, Ayas, Montjovet, Émarèse

Website: https://comune.saint-vincent.ao.it

GPS coordinates: 45.75000,7.65000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 00:07