Hotels to remember: Liguria

Liguria: suggestions from the insiders

(Insider)

Many Italian cemetaries are poignant outdoor museums of art and architecture (The Art of Mourning) →

Maria Giovanna Argiolas

(Room Division Manager)

Imperiale Palace Hotel

5 Star Hotels

Santa Margherita Ligure is a lovely town overlooking the Tigullio' s Gulf, surrounded by a park of Portofino's Mount. (Imperiale Palace Hotel) →

Vis à Vis

(Management/Owner)

Vis à Vis

4 Star Hotels

Vis à Vis

If you're looking for a special vacation in Italy, you may want to step far away from the stresses of everyday life and travel down to the small village of Sestri Levante. The prettiest natural feature of the area is the Bay of Silence. (Vis à Vis) →

LO STAFF

(LO STAFF )

Residence dei Due Porti

Seaside Residences

The "Ponente ligure" bike path of the coastal park is one of the longest in the Mediterranean area: it has a total length of 20 km. The route is fully accessible by the pedestrians and cyclists in both directions. (Residence dei Due Porti) →

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Liguria at a glance

Liguria Hotel

A region where the sea can be found everywhere: lapping its fishing villages and the indented coastline, in the ancient roads of its cities and amidst the flowers of the Riviera, in the faces and the history of the people.

Occupying the north western coastal area of Italy, Liguria is a narrow curve of land home to world-famous beaches, a rocky coastline and enchanting countryside, squeezed between the mountains and the sea. Travelling along the spectacular coastal road which hugs the shores of Liguria, visitors are party to a wonderful game of light and shadow, passing through a series of tunnels, which open to reveal glimpses of enchanting bays and dramatic escarpments covered with an exuberant Mediterranean flora, which seems to almost cascade into the shimmering sea. Liguria is home to the glamorous seaside resort of Portofino, the Cinque Terre and Genoa, city which conserves a glorious past as a Italian maritime republic.