Bordighera Weather and Climate for Tourists [1603]
Perfect weather for gardens, flowers, and olive trees on the Italian Riviera.
La Spezia Province Map [5640]
In many ways, La Spezia province is the most compelling of Liguria’s four provinces. Here you’ll find the vaunted villages of Le Cinque Terre (shown in red on the map), the romantic Gulf of Poets, and one of my favorite haunts, the Bocca di Magra, the mouth of the Magra river as it empties into the Ligurian Sea near the marble mountains behind Massa and Carrara.
Map of Liguria Italy Provinces and Cities [19499]
A map and travel guide to Liguria, showing the popular places to go on the Italian Riviera, from Genoa to the Cinque Terre.
Genoa Favorites: A Fabulous Food Shop and Café [2088]
One of my favorite shops along Sottoripa in Genoa’s port area is Armanino, a specialty foods boutique founded in 1905. Nearby it is Klainguti, a pastry shop and cafe. It opened for business in 1826, the brainchild of a pair of Swiss brothers—which explains the utterly un-Genoese name. The Klainguti brothers were pastry makers. They had planned to sail to America from Genoa to make their fortune. But they literally missed their boat, opened a shop here instead, and the rest is history.
Portofino Weather and Climate for Tourists [4891]
Portofino offers the typical Mediterranean climate, with little rain in the summer and more in the fall and winter.
Savona Province Map & Guide [7461]
The Savona province of the region of Liguria offers some interesting opportunities for travelers, from a geopark with monastery to the wonders in the less touristed town of Noli.