123 guides published in Liguria: what to see, where to go, how to get around, itineraries and practical tips.
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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Chiavari
Guide to Chiavari: the medieval arcades of the carruggio dritto, the market, the cathedral, the seafront and tips for visiting the town of the Tigullio.
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San Fruttuoso
San Fruttuoso: the Benedictine abbey in an isolated bay between Camogli and Portofino, reachable only by boat or on foot.
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Bocca di Magra
Bocca di Magra: the small port at the mouth of the Magra, historically loved by writers and artists, and the promontory of Montemarcello.
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Luni
Luni: the archaeological excavations of the ancient Roman colony, the amphitheater, and the museum, on the border between Liguria and Tuscany.
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Zoagli
Zoagli: the tradition of silk and velvet weaving, the scenic promenade, and the small beaches between Rapallo and Chiavari.
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Vado Ligure
Vado Ligure: the commercial port, the historic center, and the proximity to the natural reserve of Bergeggi.
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Albisola
Albisola: the tradition of artistic ceramics, the seafront, and the connection with artists like Asger Jorn and Lucio Fontana.
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Arenzano
Arenzano: beaches, the Pallavicini castle, and the sanctuary, just a few kilometers from Genoa.
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Taggia
Taggia: the medieval historic center, the famous humpbacked bridge, and the tradition of the Taggiasca olive.
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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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Nervi
Nervi: the Anita Garibaldi promenade overlooking the sea, historic parks, and roses, in the eastern part of Genoa.
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Moneglia
Moneglia: the two beaches, the historic center between Genoa and the Cinque Terre, less crowded trails and walks.
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Monterosso al Mare
Monterosso al Mare is the westernmost village of the Cinque Terre and the one with the biggest beach. The old town, the church of San Giovanni Battista, the Giant of Fegina, the trails and how to get there.
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Manarola
Manarola: the village perched on the rock, the terraced vineyards, the viewpoint, and the connections in Cinque Terre.
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Lerici
Lerici: the castle on the promontory, the seafront, San Terenzo, and the beaches of the Gulf of Poets.
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La Spezia
La Spezia isn't a port that grew around a village; it's a village that grew around an arsenal. In eighty years, its population jumped from 15,300 to 123,000.
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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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Alassio
From the hinterland of Alassio to Monte Pisciavino: a short panoramic trail in the hills behind the city.
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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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Pignone
A challenging ascent in the Spezzino hinterland, through woods and ridges, with verified data on distance and elevation gain.
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Soggiorna