The Roman Theatre in Aosta reopens to the public

Following a long and major restoration project, one of the Aosta Valley’s most fascinating archaeological treasures is once again revealing its wonders to the public. From Friday 3 July 2026, the majestic Roman Theatre in Aosta will officially reopen its gates.

To mark this much-anticipated occasion, the Region has organised three special days of celebrations: On 3, 4 and 5 July, admission will be completely free for everyone. During this opening weekend, visitors will be guided by the archaeologists who oversaw the work, who are ready to reveal secrets, anecdotes and previously unknown details that came to light during the excavations.

What you need to know before your visit

The Roman Theatre in Aosta is reopening. On 3 July 2026, Valle d’Aosta Heritage will inaugurate the First tour of the archaeological site, ahead of the completion of the regeneration works across the entire Aosta Est district. This seven-year construction project is reshaping one of the city’s most historically rich urban areas, featuring Roman ruins, medieval towers and public spaces.

Note to visitors: During the three-day opening event (3–5 July), guided tours led by experts will offer visitors an exclusive first look at the wonders uncovered by this historic urban regeneration and archaeological project.

• When: Open from 3 July 2026 at 2.00 pm
• Timetables for the following days: Every day, from 9.00 am to 7.00 pm (summer opening hours).
• Museum Subscription: Following the free opening weekend, entry to the Roman Theatre and all the archaeological sites in Aosta is always included in your Museum Pass!

Get your card ready and plan your trip to the Rome of the Alps: a great story awaits you.