
The Saint Ours Fair awaits you: here’s how to enjoy it with ease
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The Saint Ours Fair is an experience for everyone, and no ticket is needed: admission is completely free.
The Fair is open from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
On this page you’ll find everything you need to plan your visit: where to park, where to find the information points and how to get around the fair.
Frequently asked questions
The 1027th Saint Ours Fair will take place in Aosta on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 January 2027.
The Fair takes place in Aosta’s historic centre, along the streets and squares of the town centre.
Yes, the Fair goes ahead as planned even in bad weather, unless the authorities decide otherwise.
The Saint Ours Fair awaits you: here’s how to get there easily
By car
Parking and shuttles
Aosta is easy to reach via the A5 Turin–Aosta motorway, with an exit right in town. From the toll booth, the historic centre and the Fair are just a few minutes’ drive away. During the event, dedicated free car parks and free shuttles to the centre are available.
P1 bis
Area Sogno
P3
Grand Place, Pollein
P4
Aosta Cemetery
P5
Aosta municipal swimming pool
P6
Via Vittime del Col du Mont
P7 bis
Parcheggio de la Ville, via 1° Maggio
P8
Via Paravera
Check the map to find available car parks and the departure points of the free shuttles to the Fair.
If you prefer a guaranteed space, you can book a paid parking space in advance in the areas closest to the centre.
by train
How to get here
Aosta railway station is a short walk from the historic centre and the Fair, about 5 minutes on foot.
The Ivrea–Aosta railway line is currently closed for works, and trains are replaced by a bus service run by Trenitalia. It connects Aosta with Ivrea and, from there, with the main rail destinations, including Turin and Chivasso.
by bus
How to get here
Aosta is easy to reach by bus, with regional and long-distance services arriving at the bus station in Via Carrel, a short walk from the centre.
Public transport links the town with the main places in the Aosta Valley and nearby cities. Dedicated services will also run during the Fair.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Fair shuttle service is free.
Campervans can park at P1 bis (Area Sogno), reserved for campervans and connected by shuttle to Foro Boario. For coach parking areas, see the parking map.
Information points
Five points in the historic centre where you can ask for information, pick up the map and get assistance.
What you’ll find at the information points
Fair map
The printed map with areas, exhibitors and services.
Information
Exhibitors, events, shuttles and parking.
Assistance
Fair staff on hand to help with anything you need.
Lost and found
Lost something during your visit? Ask here.
Where to find them
1
Piazza della Repubblica
At the west entrance of the route, near the shuttle stop.
Directions →
2
Piazza Chanoux
In the town’s main square, in front of the Town Hall.
Directions →
3
Piazza Plouves
Near Via Festaz, a short walk from Piazza Narbonne.
Directions →
4
Porta Praetoria
Along the route, by the ancient Roman gate.
Directions →
5
Arco d’Augusto
At the east entrance of the route, near the shuttle stop.
Directions →

At the Fair: route and visitor services
The Fair route is one-way, to make it easier for visitors to move around and to keep the spaces orderly and safe.
The Fair map, showing the main areas, exhibitors and services, will be available on this website and in print at the information points.
Yes, toilets will be available in several areas of the Fair. Their locations will be shown on the event map.
Yes, pets are welcome, following the safety rules and regulations for public spaces. Please take extra care in the most crowded areas.
Punti Rosso Neri
Sette punti ristoro delle Pro Loco valdostane lungo il percorso, dove assaggiare i piatti della tradizione come: seupa à la vapelenentse, polenta, cotechino, salumi e formaggi e tanto altro
1
Ass. Pro Loco Grand Combin
2
Pro Loco di Aymavilles
3
Pro Loco di Arvier
4
Pro Loco di Quart
5
Pro Loco di Brissogne
6
Pro Loco di Émarèse
Artisans and shopping: buy directly from the makers
At the Saint Ours Fair you buy directly from the makers: each artisan sells their own work at their stall and chooses how to be paid. We recommend you also bring some cash.





