by Redazione 06/11/2026
Categories: Tourism / Disclaimer
In 2027, the Aosta Valley will continue its efforts to bring culture closer to residents and tourists, with events held throughout the year and a cultural program developed in collaboration with the local community. Among the new initiatives are the sensory tours at Gamba Castle, designed to make the artworks more accessible.
At Gamba Castle, the Aosta Valley’s museum of modern and contemporary art, visitors can touch the artworks. These sensory experiences—made possible by funding from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR)—are designed to make the visit accessible to people with disabilities and serve as a preview of the region’s upcoming cultural season.
In 2027, the Aosta Valley will continue to work toward making culture more accessible—in various ways—to both the local population and tourists, as explained by the regional tourism board, which we met in Rimini during the TTG Travel Experience tourism fair. The key areas of focus include, in particular, reducing seasonality and overcoming the fragmentation of events, which should be more evenly distributed throughout the year.
Next year, the agency notes, the region will also reap the benefits of efforts undertaken in recent years by the Regional Department of Education and Culture. This initiative has aimed to involve the local population in shaping the cultural tourism product through collaborative and participatory activities designed to identify the aspects that the region’s residents consider most significant and wish to showcase to the outside world.
Alongside this, efforts to improve accessibility more broadly concern the region’s museums, with Gamba Castle serving as the first example of a completed project.
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