Begin your tour in Piazza Abbé Henry, the elegant heart of Courmayeur, surrounded by historic cafés, boutiques, traditional wooden chalets, and mountain views. Here, your guide introduces the character and traditions of this renowned Aosta Valley resort, revealing how the village combines Alpine charm with a long history of tourism and mountaineering.

Continue to the Church of Saint Pantaleone, Courmayeur’s principal historic church. Admire its distinctive exterior, characterised by a monumental staircase, central rose window, and historic bell tower. Its architecture offers an authentic glimpse into the religious and cultural heritage of the village.

Follow Via Roma, the lively high street of Courmayeur, where traditional stone-and-wood houses, local shops, cafés, and restaurants create an inviting Alpine atmosphere. Along the way, admire the exterior of the Duca degli Abruzzi Alpine Museum, dedicated to the history of mountaineering and the explorers who helped make the surrounding mountains famous.

The walk continues to Piazza Brocherel, an elegant semicircular square with flower beds, benches, historic buildings, and views towards Mont Chétif. Nearby, admire the exterior of Courmayeur Town Hall, housed in a distinctive stone building featuring a dramatic entrance staircase and covered portico.

Your journey through Courmayeur’s historic centre concludes at Malluquin Tower, one of the village’s oldest monuments. This medieval square tower, historically associated with the Malluquin family, rises through seven floors and preserves the character of traditional local architecture. Admire it from the outside while your guide brings its history to life.

Throughout the tour, discover how Courmayeur evolved from an Alpine village into a celebrated mountain destination without losing its authentic identity. From elegant streets and historic buildings to panoramic viewpoints, every stop reveals a different side of life beneath Mont Blanc.