What to see in Liguria

  Liguria is a region in Northern Italy, characterized by beautiful natural landscapes, where land and sea meet along the coast and throughout the territory.

Genoa

 It is the most important city on the Ligurian Riviera, famous for its historic center and its alleyways, which are the most extensive in Europe. It is also located in the center of the region itself, proving to be the ideal starting point for visiting both the western Ligurian area and for strolling among the natural beauties and small fishing villages of the eastern Riviera. In the Ligurian capital, there is a B&B Hotel, in a very central area and adjacent to Genova Principe Station, an ideal location for discovering the city and the region in general. Of particular interest in that part of the city is the Church of San Lorenzo, the city's cathedral, to which a fascinating legend is connected that you can have the locals tell you, concerning the architect builder and his faithful four-legged companion!

What to visit in and around Genoa

 The advice on what to see in Genoa and how to organize your holiday on the Ligurian coast is varied: a beautiful walk through the hills of Genoa allows tourists to immerse themselves in the nature of Liguria and the history of the city. From here, in fact, in addition to a spectacular view of the beaches and colorful small towns, tourists have the opportunity to discover the Ligurian Forts trail.

The B&B Hotel Genoa is adjacent to the historic De Albertis castle, significant both for its panoramic park with views of the Gulf of Genoa and for the Museum of World Cultures.

The B&B Hotel Genoa city center is located 50 meters from the most elegant street in the city, Via XX Settembre, in the heart of Genoa's historic center near several of the city's attractions.

Savona

 Savona, a splendid city bathed by the sea that confirms its blue flag status year after year, is a city that offers ancient architecture, religious monuments, and super-technological museums like the All About Apple Museum. Savona is also known as "the city of popes" because it is rich in religious architectural structures like the Monumental Complex of the Duomo.

   The B&B Hotel Savona is located a few meters from the beach, easy to reach both by car and by public transport, representing the ideal solution for those who want to stay in Savona.

What to see on the Eastern Riviera

Moving east, you can first discover Camogli and Portofino, small villages that have become famous worldwide, and subsequently the Gulf of Tigullio, unique for its beaches, in particular the famous the Bay of Silence in Sestri Levante. Upon arriving in the province of La Spezia, the Cinque Terre National Park, comprising the five iconic villages and the adjacent protected sea, is a mandatory destination for those traveling to Liguria for the first time, or simply for those who want to immerse themselves again in the typical centers of the villages of Manarola and Riomaggiore.