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Perched gracefully on a hillside overlooking the Nervia Valley, Apricale is one of Liguria’s most beautiful medieval villages — a place where time seems to slow and every corner tells a story. Its name comes from the Latin apricus, meaning “exposed to the sun”, and that warmth is felt everywhere — in the light, the people, and the golden stone walls that glow at sunset. Piazza Vittorio Emanuelle II Wander through narrow cobblestone alleys, beneath archways draped in vines, an

A road trip from northern Germany to Liguria via the Splügen Pass and Lake Como offers one of the most beautiful and varied driving routes in Europe. All photos/video: André Van Ingelgem Through Northern and Southern Germany The journey often begins on the open motorways of northern Germany, where the landscape gradually shifts from flat fields to more rolling terrain. As you reach the south, the first Alps appear on the horizon—a preview of what’s to come. Toward the Alps an

Mauro from the frantoia is pleased. A 20% extraction rate is the best you can expect. Our first production of extra virgin olive oil is complete – and for us, it feels euphoric :-) We will bring 40–50 liters of this noble liquid back home to Larkollen sometime in February. We look forward to sharing this flavorful and exclusive olive oil with family, friends, and other olive oil enthusiasts The olive oil isn’t quite like the one you see in regular stores. It looks a bit cloud

Tucked away in the Ligurian hills, Apricale is a village where food and friendship come together. Its narrow cobbled streets are home to traditional trattorias, family-run restaurants, and welcoming cafés where time seems to slow down. Here, meals are prepared with local olive oil, seasonal vegetables, fresh herbs, and the same care that has defined Ligurian cooking for generations. From terraces overlooking the valley to intimate stone-walled dining rooms, Apricale offers a

Apricale is surrounded by a collection of charming restaurants, trattorias, and bars that reflect the authentic flavors of the Italian Riviera. In the outskirts of the village and neighboring hamlets, visitors can discover family-run kitchens serving homemade pasta, slow-cooked meats, and traditional Ligurian dishes prepared with local olive oil, herbs, and seasonal produce. From rustic mountain trattorias with panoramic terraces to cozy wine bars tucked along winding stone l

Along the Lungomare Argentina  in Bordighera, Bordilandia Park  is a seasonal family amusement park designed especially for children and families. Located in Piazzale Mediterraneo  (formerly Piazzale dei Pennoni), the park becomes a nightly hub of activity and joy during the summer months. A summer haven for the kids What It Offers A wide selection of inflatable attractions, bounce houses, trampolines, and themed play zones. Water-fun areas, splash zones, and ball pools. Even

Every Friday, all year round, the coastal town of Ventimiglia  transforms into one of the liveliest open-air markets on the Italian Riviera. Located just a few kilometers from the French border, the Ventimiglia Street Market attracts visitors from both Italy and neighboring France, making it a truly international shopping destination. Mercato Coperto Stretching along the Lungomare, the town’s scenic seafront promenade, the market features hundreds of stalls offering a wide va

This bridge — the Ponte Vecchio — became world-famous when Claude Monet painted it in 1884. Captivated by its light, form, and perfect reflection in the water, Monet described Dolceacqua as “a jewel of lightness.” Today, standing on the same spot, you can still feel the magic that inspired his brushstrokes. Ponte Vecchio 1884 Nestled in the green valley of the Nervia River, Dolceacqua is one of Liguria’s most enchanting medieval villages — a place where art, history, and wine

Stretching along the western Ligurian shoreline in the province of Imperia, the Riviera dei Fiori (Riviera of Flowers) is where sea, sun, and floral splendor come together in harmony. This radiant coast, part of the Riviera di Ponente, spans from Capo Mimosa near Cervo to the French border at Ventimiglia. Along this coastline, you’ll discover sandy and pebbly beaches, rocky promontories, and azure waters that mirror the sky. Riviera dei Fiori But the Riviera dei Fiori is far

Tucked away in the green hills above the Nervia Valley, Rocchetta Nervina is a small medieval village that feels like a secret — untouched, serene, and surrounded by nature. Stone houses cling to the hillside, narrow lanes wind between archways, and the sound of running water fills the air. Laghetti di Rocchetta Just above the village lies Rocchetta’s greatest treasure: Laghetti di Rocchetta series of emerald-green natural pools fed by crystal-clear mountain streams. Here, yo