109 guides published in Liguria: what to see, where to go, how to get around, itineraries and practical tips.
Liguria
Five verified trails in Liguria: starting and ending points, code, one-way or loop, km, elevation gain, difficulty, time, and responsible authority for each route.
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Alassio
How to reach Alassio by train and by car, the table of car parks with measured walking distances, parking rates and where you can park for free.
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Bordighera
Itinerary in Bordighera for a day: promenade, Sant'Ampelio, old town, Bicknell Museum and tips to add the Beodo Path.
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Albenga
What to see in Albenga in a day: Baptistery, medieval towers, museums, caruggi, seafront, and view of Gallinara Island.
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Pietra Ligure
Guide to the beaches of Pietra Ligure: sand and small pebbles, free and equipped areas, families, dogs, and practical advice.
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Liguria
Comparison between Genoa, Alassio, and Cervo to choose where to stay in Liguria based on sea, culture, children, transportation, and trip duration.
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Cervo
A village of 470 people on a spur above the sea, with a church built on the proceeds of coral fishing. Who it suits, who it does not, and how long you actually need.
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Liguria
How to visit the Cinque Terre by train: choosing your base, order of the villages, trails, luggage, crowds, and practical tips.
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Liguria
Discover the Ligurian villages, places rich in history, fascinating architecture, and local traditions. A journey through culture and breathtaking landscapes.
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Cervo
The paths that start at Cervo and come back to it, through olive groves and scrub. The Sentiero Rosso, the climb the regional trail uses to enter the village, and what you see from up there.
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Liguria
Practical guide to visiting Liguria without a car: trains, urban transport, arrival in Cervo, luggage, and choosing a base between Genoa and Ponente.
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Sanremo
What to see in Sanremo beyond the Festival: Pigna, Via Matteotti, Russian church, Villa Nobel, Villa Ormond, sea, and cycle path.
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Cervo
The shore below the village is not one single beach: small clubs, free stretches, the Porteghetto, the Ciappellette and Capo Mimosa. Which to choose and how to get there.
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Liguria
How to explore the Riviera di Ponente by train: Genoa, Finale, Alassio, Cervo, Diano, Imperia, and Sanremo with realistic stops.
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Alassio
Muretto, Budello, seafront, via Iulia Augusta and Villa della Pergola: how long each takes, how far it is from the station and what needs booking.
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Portofino
Practical guide to Portofino: Piazzetta, harbor, San Giorgio Church, Castello Brown, trails, and tips to avoid traffic and crowds.
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Liguria
A three-day itinerary in Liguria between the historic center of Genoa, the sea in Alassio, and the village of Cervo, with realistic timings and practical tips.
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Liguria
Itinerary between Camogli and San Fruttuoso: fishing village, boat, trails, abbey, Christ of the Abyss, and practical tips.
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Cervo
Cervo has no railway station and cars do not enter the village: the two things to know before setting off. The motorway exit, the train to Diano, parking and the climb.
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Liguria
Itinerary between Noli and Varigotti: medieval center, San Paragorio, beaches, colorful village, and the Pilgrim's Path.
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Alassio
What to do in Alassio with children: beach, walks, activities, transportation, and tips for families.
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Liguria
Itinerary between Lerici, San Terenzo, Fiascherino, and Tellaro: castles, seaside villages, beaches, transportation, and tips.
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Liguria
Guide to Finale Ligure and Finalborgo: medieval center, sea, Santa Caterina, Archaeological Museum, trails, and tips.
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Liguria
Guide to Dolceacqua and Val Nervia: Romanesque bridge, Doria Castle, carruggi, Rossese, Apricale, Pigna, and tips.
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Soggiorna