

The gardens of villa Ormond
A public park on Sanremo’s seafront with exotic plants, monumental trees and a Japanese garden.
- Where
- SanremoRiviera di Ponente › Riviera dei Fiori
- Address
- Corso Felice Cavallotti 113Sanremo
- Opening hours
- 8am to 6pmcheck weekend opening hours
- Tickets
- Free admission
- Visit time
- 45 minutes
In the eastern part of the city, on Corso Cavallotti, you can visit the park of Villa Ormond.
For lovers of nature and gardens, this is an absolute must-see: The garden is full of exotic, rare plants and very old specimens that have reached truly remarkable dimensions.
A particular characteristic of this garden is that it has a “room-like” layout with thematic zones characterized by the types of plants present: there is the ficus zone, the palm grove, the orangery, the Japanese garden, and the central part has the classic conformation of the Italian garden.
Address: Corso Felice Cavallotti, 113, 18038 Sanremo IM
Hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Cost: free
By Italian Riviera editorial team·Updated on ·1 min read
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The gardens of villa Ormond is in Sanremo (Riviera di Ponente, Riviera dei Fiori).
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