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How to book a taxi in Aosta
Updated: July 8, 2026 · Province of AO
To book a taxi in Aosta, call the radio taxi at 0165 1876 or use the appTaxi app. Taxis don't stop on the street: you book them or catch one at a taxi rank.
In Aosta the most reliable way to get a taxi is to call the city's radiotaxi service, active 24 hours a day, or head to the historic taxi stand in piazza Innocenzo Manzetti, right in front of the train station. Since March 2025 the Comune has activated dedicated radiotaxi numbers, run with the support of the Bologna-based cooperative Cotabo, and since then the BTaxi app has also been available to call, track and pay for your ride from your smartphone. Fares are set every year by the Ufficio Commercio of the Comune di Aosta and are based on the taxi meter, with a fixed starting rate that covers the first 3,500 metres. Since October 2025 Uber has also landed in the valley, but for now only in the Black version via local NCC operators, not as a direct alternative to traditional taxis. Finally, watch out for the ZTL (limited traffic zone) in the historic centre, managed through an online portal, within which authorised taxis can still travel for public service.
Call the radio taxi
0165 1876 Radiotaxi Aosta (gestito da Cotabo)
0165 1938048 Radiotaxi Aosta - numero aggiuntivo
0165 262010 Taxi Piazza Manzetti (posteggio storico stazione)
Apps to call a taxi in Aosta
| Uber — In Aosta only Uber Black is active, via local NCC operators (launched in October 2025), not UberX: you book and pay through the app, but it's a premium service with a professional driver in an NCC car, not a metered taxi. Uber has stated its intention to integrate taxi operators as well in the future. | Available |
| FreeNow — No confirmation of operation in Aosta: the official free-now.com site doesn't list the city among those covered in Italy, where the service is concentrated in the main provincial capitals (including Milano, Roma, Torino, Napoli, Palermo, Catania and Cagliari). | Not available |
| itTaxi — No confirmation of operation in Aosta: the official list of served cities published on ittaxi.it (updated 15 June 2026) doesn't include Aosta among the towns covered by the circuit. | Not available |
| Wetaxi — No confirmation of operation in Aosta: the official wetaxi.it site doesn't mention it among the covered cities, limiting in-app taxi requests to Torino, Milano, Roma, Napoli, Alessandria and other cities not individually listed. | Not available |
| appTaxi — appTaxi lists Aosta among the cities covered on its official website, but since this is a small city the number of drivers actually connected to the app may be limited: it's worth checking availability at the time of your request before relying on this channel alone. | Available |
| BTaxi — This is the official app of the Cotabo cooperative, which since March 2025 has run the city's radiotaxi service together with five member taxi drivers: it lets you call, track and pay for your ride from your smartphone, as an alternative to calling 0165 1876. | Available |
Taxi from the airport
Aeroporto Valle d'Aosta "Corrado Gex" (AOT) · ~2 km from the center
Aosta's airport is located in the comune of Saint-Christophe, about 2 km east of the centre, and is nowadays used mainly for general aviation, alpine mountain rescue helicopters and seasonal charter flights, with no regular scheduled connections. Most people arriving by plane instead land at Torino Caselle (about 1h15 by car) or Milano Malpensa (about 2h30) and continue on by taxi, train or private transfer. There are no published fixed fares for the route to/from Corrado Gex airport: the ride follows the taxi meter with the extra-urban rate from the municipal fare schedule.
Limited Traffic Zone (ZTL)
The ZTL (limited traffic zone) of Aosta's historic centre covers via Aubert, via De Tillier, via Croix de Ville, piazza Chanoux, via Porta Pretoria and via Sant'Anselmo, with access barred to unauthorised vehicles roughly from 9:00 to 20:00 (loading/unloading of goods allowed 8:30-10:30 and 15:00-17:00). Since April 2024 permits and authorisations are managed only through the online portal ztl.comune.aosta.it; taxis in public service are among the vehicles authorised to travel through it.
Practical tips
- The taxi meter's starting rate is fixed at €7.01 and covers the first 3,500 metres of the ride (2025 municipal fare schedule): beyond this threshold, €0.13/100 m is added within the city or €0.24/100 m outside the city.
- On public holidays there's a fixed surcharge of €1.32 per ride, while at night, from 22:30 to 6:30, the fare increases by 20%: keep this in mind if you're arriving on evening flights or trains.
- For a quick taxi call 0165 1876 (radiotaxi active 24/7) or download the BTaxi app; the old number 0165 262010 still answers at the historic taxi booth in piazza Manzetti.
- The taxi stand in front of the station, in piazza Innocenzo Manzetti, is subject to temporary relocations due to railway electrification works: if you don't find the cars there, check the nearby streets (via Conseil des Commis).
- Luggage, waiting time and the transport of guide dogs for the blind have specific rates or exemptions listed in the municipal fare schedule: ask the driver to confirm if you're unsure about the luggage surcharge (€0.62 per item).
Frequently asked questions
How do you call a taxi in Aosta?
Just call the single radiotaxi number 0165 1876, active 24 hours a day, or the additional number 0165 1938048 or the historic number 0165 262010 (piazza Manzetti taxi stand). Alternatively, you can book through the BTaxi app, run by the Cotabo cooperative, which has coordinated the service since 2025.
How much does the minimum taxi fare cost in Aosta?
According to the 2025 municipal fare schedule, the taxi meter's starting rate is fixed at €7.01 and covers the first 3,500 metres; beyond this threshold, €0.13 is added every 100 metres within the urban area or €0.24 every 100 metres outside the city, plus any holiday (€1.32) or night-time (+20% from 22:30 to 6:30) surcharges.
Is there Uber in Aosta?
Yes, but since its launch in October 2025 only Uber Black is available via local NCC operators, not UberX: it's a premium service with a car and professional driver bookable through the app, different from a traditional metered taxi.
Where is the taxi stand in the centre of Aosta?
The historic taxi stand is in piazza Innocenzo Manzetti, in front of the train station. Due to railway electrification works and other road construction sites, the taxi bays have repeatedly been temporarily relocated to nearby streets: if you don't find taxis on site, check the local signage.
Can taxis enter the ZTL in Aosta's historic centre?
Yes: authorised public-service taxis can travel through the ZTL of the historic centre (via Aubert, via De Tillier, via Croix de Ville, piazza Chanoux, via Porta Pretoria, via Sant'Anselmo), active roughly from 9:00 to 20:00 and managed through the online portal ztl.comune.aosta.it.
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