Discover the Tranquil Eremo di San Grato

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, start from Aosta city center. Drive east on Via Monte Emilius and then take Via Roma towards SP27. Follow SP27 for about 5 kilometers until you reach Charvensod. In Charvensod, continue on SP27 and look for signs to Eremo di San Grato. The last stretch may require some navigating on smaller roads, so keep an eye out for road signs to guide you. There is a parking area near the Eremo where you can leave your car.

• Public Transportation

  Using public transportation, catch a local bus from Aosta's central bus station. Look for buses heading to Charvensod, which are usually labeled on the routes. The bus ride takes approximately 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic. Make sure to check the bus schedule in advance, as services may be limited on weekends and holidays. Once you arrive in Charvensod, you can either walk to Eremo di San Grato (approximately 2 kilometers uphill) or take a local taxi if available. The taxi fare may vary but expect to pay around 10-15 euros.

• Walking

  For those who enjoy walking, you can hike up to Eremo di San Grato from Charvensod. After arriving in Charvensod by bus or car, look for the trailhead that leads to the Eremo. The hike is approximately 2 kilometers and is moderately steep, taking about 30-40 minutes. Wear appropriate footwear and carry water, as the trail may be uneven in places. The views along the way are breathtaking, making the hike rewarding.