Nature, history and hospitality are the characteristics of this, the most represented Alpine pass in the world. Nature is both harsh and fascinating, never the same as the clouds, sun and wind constantly change the landscape.

The Great St Bernard Pass preserves the history of European mankind, from the Celts to modern times. It is the meeting point between northern and southern Europe.

Saint Bernard felt that man has a fundamental and very concrete need to “be welcomed” in a thousand different forms. An apparently usual and common place that can be the occasion of many surprises.