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We will visit the thermal baths in Pre-Saint-Didier, where iron-rich water is emitted from the mountains. Since Roman times, this thermal spring has relieved aches and discomforts. The spa's magnificent 1838 building is home to this historic spa. Over 40 thermal activities are available, including a wide range of thermal baths. Turkish baths. Music therapy baths. Mud baths. And my personal favorite, the Rain Room, where warm water is rained on you as you lay down.
We are tired and satisfied, so we head to the Lo Tata Restaurant in La Thuile's hamlet, La Petite Golette, to sample the local cuisine. This includes authentic Italian pasta, barbecued meats, and traditional Italian pizzas. Local wines accompanied the meal, and we were able to roll all the way to our hotel. The Summit is a great place to eat!
The thermal baths of Pre-Saint-Didier
Alberto leads us on a hike the next day to the Rutor falls,Blancpain Replica which boasts three of the most impressive waterfalls in Aosta Valley. The Rutor torrent is fed by several small lakes on the north-west side of the Rutor Glacier. This walk will take you through some of Northern Italy’s most beautiful scenery. It will also trace the history of La Thuile’s old coal and silver mines as we pass abandoned mining installations and homes that remind us of the hard life of the mountain people in the 19th century.
After returning to our Nira Montana, a cosy, design hotel in which I have stayed for the past few days, I go to the spa, where I soak my legs and enjoy some bubbles. I suddenly feel ravenous. The Four-Square City app is pre-installed on the Summit and allows you to search for interesting places when traveling.Replica Panerai Luminor Submersible Watches As I browse the list of restaurants and fun places, a text message appears on my dial. "We will be meeting in the lobby for dinner at Les Granges at 7pm." I click the quick reply button to "I'm heading there."
Les Granges is a local institution where we eat way more than we should but the food is so good that we can't resist. The owner suggests a Coupe de l'amitie. The voice-activated translation function reveals that it is a "friendship glass," but I still don't know what this is. Our host tells me it's a local custom where a large, wooden cup with multiple spouts filled with hot local liquor is passed around the dining table. Only one rule: don't put it down and keep drinking until you finish! It probably wasn't a good idea considering we were going to be trying the downhill mountain-bike course the next morning,butourfriendship was sealed!