38 guides published in Liguria: what to see, where to go, how to get around, itineraries and practical tips.
La Spezia
Almost nobody spends two days in La Spezia: they spend them in the Cinque Terre and around the gulf, sleeping here. An honest itinerary starts from that.
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Camogli
A day trip itinerary between Camogli and the Abbey of San Fruttuoso: by boat or on foot, exploring the fishing village, tasting focaccia, and practical tips.
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Albenga
At Albenga everything sits within a few minutes' walk. So the problem with an itinerary here is not distance: it is shade. And the right order changes everything.
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Sanremo
Day one is spent in the city of the Tsarinas, by the sea; day two takes you up into the Middle Ages or out along the coastal cycle path. It’s a two-day plan with just one choice to make.
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Rapallo
Two days in Rapallo with a single decision to get right: which day to give to the boat. Day one the town and the cable car, day two the sea and San Michele.
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Varazze
About four flat kilometres between Varazze and Cogoleto, on the route of the late-19th-century railway: tunnels, cliffs and the coves of Piani d'Invrea, on foot or by bike, in every season.
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Triora
A route to Triora and the Valle Argentina: the village of the witches, the ethnographic museum, the carruggi, Triora bread and tips on getting there.
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Portovenere
A route in Portovenere: the church of San Pietro on the cliff, the Doria castle, the carruggio and the crossing to the island of Palmaria, with practical tips.
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Levanto
A route on the Maremonti cycle path between Levanto, Bonassola and Framura: a former railway with tunnels over the sea, coves, bike hire and practical tips.
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Toirano
A route to the Toirano Caves: the guided visit among stalactites and prehistoric traces, the village of Toirano and tips for planning your day.
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Camogli
The complete crossing of the Portofino Promontory, from Camogli to Portofino via San Fruttuoso: verified data and a shorter option for those who do not want to complete the entire route.
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Genova
An urban hiking loop along the old walls and forts that overlook Genoa from above, with verified data on the route and distance.
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Camogli
Trail 101 of the Portofino Park, from Camogli to San Fruttuoso via Pietre Strette: verified data on distance, elevation gain, and time.
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Framura
Over 1,000 steps between Monesteroli and Costa dei Pozzai: one of the steepest trails in Liguria, with verified data on elevation gain and time.
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Alassio
A short trail in the hinterland of Alassio towards San Bernardo, among the Mediterranean scrub fragrant with rosemary.
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Sestri Levante
The panoramic trail from Sestri Levante to Punta Manara: verified data on distance and difficulty for one of the most well-known hikes in the Tigullio area.
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Genova
The trail that retraces the ancient aqueduct of Genoa, among historic arches and the Bisagno valley: an easy route rich in history.
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Pignone
A challenging ascent in the Spezzino hinterland, through woods and ridges, with verified data on distance and elevation gain.
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Andora
A long trail from the inland of Andora to Pizzo d'Evigno and Passo del Ginestro, among the hills behind Cervo and Diano Marina.
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Bonassola
Trail 661 from Bonassola towards the inland, passing through Salto della Lepre: verified official data on distance, elevation gain, and time.
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Alassio
From the hinterland of Alassio to Monte Pisciavino: a short panoramic trail in the hills behind the city.
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Liguria
The great ridge itinerary that crosses Liguria from the French border to Tuscany: verified data for all 43 stages.
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Cinque Terre
The coastal path connecting the villages of the Cinque Terre: verified data on distance, difficulty, paid access, and the condition of individual sections.
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Riomaggiore
The Via dell'Amore between Riomaggiore and Manarola is open: entry only with a booking and the Cinque Terre Card, one way from Riomaggiore, in about half an hour. 2026 opening hours and tips.
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