What to see in Ligurian Alps

Justice for witches: the Triora Witchcraft Museum - Triora - One of the most notable palaces in Triora is Palazzo Stella, built in the 13th century when Genoa dominated much of Liguria. This large building insists on four streets o… read more

The characteristics of Rossese di Dolceacqua - Dolceacqua - Rossese di Dolceacqua is a vine that is grown in the territory of this municipality, and more precisely in two valleys, Val Nervia and Val Verbone. Here there are a parti… read more

The vitamin village. - Cosio d'Arroscia - In the third weekend of July, the town is dressed up in every small cave and square with stalls with wild herbs, typical products and lots of fun. Located in the valley o… read more

Bajardo, a small medieval village - Bajardo - The Ligurian Alps are part of the south-western Alpine section, are considered to belong to the Maritime Alps and include the territories of Liguria, Piedmont and France.… read more