Liguria: Insider guides (Ultimi inserimenti)

A historic restaurant with traditional recipes as only grandmothers can do.
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The "Ponente ligure" bike path of the coastal park is one of the longest in the Mediterranean area: it has a total length of 20 km. The route is fully accessible by the pedestrians and cyclists in both directions.

Occupying an old oil press, the restaurant serves traditional dishes of Liguria and Piedmont prepared with the areas' extra virgin oilve oil, wild game, mushrooms, eels, snails and... frogs!

Seafront restaurant serving delicious fish cuisine. The menu varies according to the catch of the day!

The most famous city of the Levante Ligure

It's the beach restaurant of the Hotel Vis à Vis! We wait for you to try all the best delicacies of the sea and the best Ligurian and Italian cuisine, combined with our selection of strictly Italian wines!

One of the world's most highly prized olive oils is produced in the countryside of Imperia. To learn more about the history, traditions and products linked to the area's olives, visit thel Museo dell Olivo dell'Olio Carli

Villa Durazzo with its frescoed halls, statues, antique furniture and Murano glass chandeliers, you will relive the glories of an ancient noble family in 1600. Majestically overlooks the seafront on the hill with trees.

A holiday in the mountains or by the sea? Stay at Borgomaro and enjoy both! Monesi, Liguria's ski resort, is only a 40 minute car drive away.

WE RECOMMEND THE BEAUTIFUL BEACHES OF SAND IN FRONT OF OUR RESIDENCE WITH SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR ALL OUR GUESTS !!!

In Liguria, between Camogli and Portofino, set in a deep bay,
almost a pearl in the rugged coast of Portofino, there is a lovely, small bay, accessible only on foot or by sea.

San Remo offers a parade of local shops and elegant boutiques. Along the central Via Matteotti, you will be enchanted by the countless windows that host the most prestigious brands.

A territory in which sea and land are founded forming a unique and evocative area. 18 kilometers of rocky coastline abounding with abundant bays, beaches and deep sea, surrounded by mountains running parrellel to the coast.

Walking through the old town you can admire the ancient merlettatrici work, taste the typical Ligurian focaccia with a fine wine Ligure.

Not many people know that the sea off this stretch of the Ligurian coast is part of the Santuario dei Cetacei, a protected marine park home to dolphins and whales. To see the mammals close up, take one of the boats departing from Imperia.

A visit to Cervara, declared a National Monument in 1912, an abbey full of history and art.
The Cervara today is a center of growth and distribution of goods and cultural activities, in collaboration with global organizations.