Cervo
The coral fishers’ village on the Golfo Dianese: a Baroque church by the sea, the Clavesana castle, car-free lanes, beaches and the music festival.
Riviera dei Fiori
Ventimiglia
The border town: Ventimiglia Alta, the Roman theatre, the Hanbury Gardens, the Balzi Rossi, the sand at Le Calandre and the Friday market.
Triora
The village of witches in the upper Argentina valley: medieval alleys, witchcraft museum, Collegiata, Cabotina and trails up to Monte Saccarello.
Diano Marina
3.5 km of fine Blue Flag 2026 sand with shallow water, a seafront promenade, a museum with a Roman wreck, Capo Berta, a cycle path and the Infiorata.
Dolceacqua
The bridge painted by Monet, the Castello dei Doria and Rossese, Liguria’s first DOC: a guide to the iconic Val Nervia village, 10 km from the sea.
Bussana Vecchia
The village destroyed by the 1887 earthquake and reborn as an artists’ village: roofless Sant’Egidio, castle, studios and carruggi above Sanremo.
The gardens of villa Ormond
A public park on Sanremo’s seafront with exotic plants, monumental trees and a Japanese garden.
Sanremo cycle path
The Riviera dei Fiori cycle path crosses Sanremo on the old railway line: almost 48 km between Ospedaletti and Andora, with tunnels and bike hire.
Fort of Santa Tecla
The Forte di Santa Tecla, an 18th-century Genoese fortress on Sanremo’s harbour and former prison, reopened on 2 July 2026 with exhibitions and concerts.
Via Matteotti
Sanremo’s shopping street, with boutiques, historic cafés, the Ariston theatre and Palazzo Borea d’Olmo.