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 The bike path in the Riviera Ligure
Near Sanremo! 20 Km by the sea. Between Imperia and Sanremo, you can run along
20 Km of path with your bike close to the sea. |
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 BAGNI LIDO – Spiaggia del’ HOTEL CORTESE
Bagni Lido Sanremo offer its customers the structures and the services and everything
how much is necessary for being able to enjoy the beach, considered not more alone
as sea and relaxation opportunity, but also how point of meeting place,aggregation
and entertainment every time of the day. For this he has renewed in the style
with the new equipment purchase such as specifics attractions for kids..
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 SHOPPING
The main central streets in the town namely, the upmarket via Matteotti, via
Palazzo and corso Garibaldi, are home to high fashion boutiques and variety of
businesses.
The arrival of foreigners in droves during the late 1800s, has caused shops to
become ever so sophisticated in order to satisfy the high expectations of clients
coming from other countries. As a result the supply of goods and services is of
a high international level, and able to meet the challenge of a more specific
and diversified demand.
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 Sanremo’s Casinò, opened on 14th January 1905, and was elegantly designed by Eugenio Ferret, a
French architect.
The building has strong Liberty features merging with French eclecticism as well
as NeoBaroque décor, it is definitely Sanremo’s most significant monument to the
Belle Epoque. Its charm remains unchanged to this day. The dignified elegance
of its interior and furnishings offers visitors a unique ambience to enjoy some
unforgettable times. The management of Sanremo’s Casinò is inspired by a fundamental
principle “not only gambling”, being well aware that culture makes the difference
between just a gambling house and a Casinò.
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The Olive Tree Museum in Imperia was founded in 1992 and bears witness to the symbolic and cultural
meaning of the olive tree.
It offers visitors several theme sections where characteristic moments in the
history of the olive tree have been recreated. Against the backdrop of the characteristic
dry-stone walls of Western Liguria, the old oil presses, a reminder of the olive
pressing plants of centuries past, are exhibited together with antique objects
and documents.
The Olive Tree Museum in Imperia was founded in 1992 and bears witness to the symbolic and cultural
meaning of the olive tree.
It offers visitors several theme sections where characteristic moments in the
history of the olive tree have been recreated. Against the backdrop of the characteristic
dry-stone walls of Western Liguria, the old oil presses, a reminder of the olive
pressing plants of centuries past, are exhibited together with antique objects
and documents.
The Olive Tree Museum in Imperia was founded in 1992 and bears witness to the symbolic and cultural
meaning of the olive tree.
It offers visitors several theme sections where characteristic moments in the
history of the olive tree have been recreated. Against the backdrop of the characteristic
dry-stone walls of Western Liguria, the old oil presses, a reminder of the olive
pressing plants of centuries past, are exhibited together with antique objects
and documents. |
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 The Sanremo Symphony Orchestra, which was re-founded in the 1950s, is one of twelve Governmentrecognized C.O.
I. Orchestras (Concert and Orchestra Institutions).
Since 1984 the Region of Liguria has declared it a Cultural Institution of Regional
Relevance (Istituzione Culturale di Interesse Regionale).
It performs over one hundred concerts each year and its repertoire is both classic
and romantic, modern and contemporary. Starting in 2003 it has been performing
during the Sanremo Italian Song Festival.
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 The history of Villa Nobel begins at the end of 1870, when Pietro Vacchieri, a chemist from Rivoli, purchased
some plots of land east of the town centre and had an elegant mansion built there.
Later the building was purchased by inventor Alfred Nobel, complete with "all
the furniture, mirrors, carpets, bronze sculptures, paintings", as can be evidenced
by the surviving documents. He personally added rich furnishings.
In 1969, Villa Nobel was purchased by the Azienda Autonoma di Soggiorno e Turismo
di Sanremo for the purpose of hosting events of high cultural, scientific and
tourist significance at both national and international level, solely for public
enjoyment and at no profit. The Province of Imperia, the official proprietor since
1973, has maintained that commitment , and equipped Villa Nobel with all the necessary
facilities.
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 Sanremo’s Olive Tree Golf Club is an icon of the town, and represents its spirit
and style in the sporting life. This modern facility attracts many keen golfers
including some from nearby France. Some well known personalities have played on
this golf course: noted professionals, crowned heads, actors and jet-setters,
such as Douglas Fairbanks, Severiano Ballesteros and Bernard Langer. The course
winds around olive trees, requiring the players to make exciting choices while
playing, it encourages reflection in an enchanting scenery.
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Go Kart (Arma di Taggia) |
Gare canoa e visite subacquea |
Regate internazionale |
Sanremo Cetacei. Departure everyday for a special escursion in the Ligure Sea. | |
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