Co-cathedral of San Siro
Sanremo’s oldest church, of Romanesque origin, on Piazza San Siro just off Via Matteotti.
Riviera dei Fiori
Russian Church
The Orthodox church of Christ the Saviour with its onion domes, a reminder of the Russian aristocracy who wintered in Sanremo.
Villa Nobel
Alfred Nobel’s last home, on Sanremo’s seafront: a museum dedicated to the inventor and a garden of rare plants.
Hanbury Gardens
Seaside botanical garden at La Mortola, created by Thomas Hanbury in 1867: 18 hectares and 5,800 species. Opening times, 2026 tickets, getting there.
Balzi Rossi
Prehistoric caves and museum on the French border: finds from 230,000 to 12,000 years ago, the triple burial and rocks by the sea.
San Lorenzo al Mare
The smallest municipality in Liguria: a fishing village, Blue Flag 2026 beaches, a marina and a seafront cycle path between Imperia and Sanremo.
Arma di Taggia
Blue Flag 2026 sandy beach, the cave of the Madonna dell’Arma, the cycle path and the medieval centre of Taggia with its bridge and San Domenico.
Pigna
Medieval village in the upper Val Nervia: the chibi alleys, the loggia, San Michele with Canavesio’s polyptych, Buggio, Pigna beans and trails.
Rocchetta Nervina
Medieval village in the Val Nervia on the Barbaira stream: humpback bridge, carruggi, E Dubarìe museum, natural swimming pools and a canyon.
Apricale
Sun-drenched stone village in the val Nervia: the Castello della Lucertola, murals, a theatre-like square, pansarola and the Teatro della Tosse in August.