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Val Bisagno begins in Bargagli near Genoa, covering 28 km of the Acquedotto Storico, once supplying the city, now rich in wildlife.
Riviera di Levante is perfect for sailing! Start at Porto Antico in Genoa and head to Golfo Paradiso, passing Recco’s famous focaccia.
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Camogli’s Fish Festival happens every May! The scent of fried fish fills Piazza Colombo, where a giant pan fries fish for all.
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Genoa and Savona are foodie paradises! Try farinata, a chickpea flatbread, one of Liguria’s most beloved Mediterranean specialties.
Fortezza del Priamar in Savona, built in the 16th century, is a striking stone fortress with massive towers rising over a historic moat.
Paraggi Bay is a dream for adventurers! Tourists kayak on its gentle waves, paddling through one of the Riviera di Levante’s gems.
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The Grotte di Toirano, behind Borghetto Santo Spirito, are stunning caves with mineral formations, loved by nature and archaeology fans.
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The Ligurian coast is a gateway to the Santuario dei Cetacei, where boats set out to spot whales, dolphins, and other marine wonders.
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Via dell'Olio in Liguria stretches from Savona to Imperia, where you can discover Taggiasca olives, famed for their rich, ancient oil.
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In Triora, the Museo Etnografico e della Stregoneria showcases rural traditions and an eerie basement exhibition on witchcraft.