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juzz Says: It's a very interesting and beautiful place on the top of a hill in the middle of the valley. Inside you'll find a the museums of the alps and it's really impressive. When I was there, I found also an art exibition but I didn't like it very much (it will be there until...
Forte di bard: Museum of the Alps
Robs3mp Says: The Museum of the Alps is funny and exciting. It explains in an interactive way the relationship between mountains and people.The museum organizes also great temporary exhibition(contmporary art+ archeology+science)!!
Mon Reve: Simple and cosy accomodation
juzz Says: The accomodation is at the first floor in the owner's house. There's a little kitchen with fridge, basin, eletric teapot (with tea bags ans sugar), glasses and tableware a table, a tv set and two armchairs. Up to 3 beds can be placed in this kitchen/living room (for 17 euros...
Osteria L'arcaden: traditional dinner
juzz Says: You can't decide what to eat in this restaurant, but it's not bad, after all. They bring you cold cut, boiled potatoes, several kind of delicious cheese, sausages and bread. After all those things two different kind of soups: one with chestunts and one with barley. For my...
trattoria Ponte Antico: simple and small restaurant
juzz Says: Looking at it from the road it's not impressive at all and actually it's a very simple restaurant. It's located just in front of the pedestrian bridge that takes you from Hone to Bard. We enjoyed very much the dishes full of cold cut, then we had cakes, coffee and liquors...
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The Museum of the Alps is funny and exciting. It explains in an interactive way the relationship between mountains and people.The museum organizes also great...
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Bard is a little ancient village just at the beginning of Valle d'Aosta (if you arrive from Italy). The narrow street brings you from the main road of the valley up to the castle, passing through...
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