San Remo, the most scenic and luxurious resort town of Liguria, features a vast choice of historical sites and architectural landmarks. One of the most unusual and remarkable spots of tourist attraction is the Chiesa Russa (the Russian Orthodox Church) which was constructed in 1913 under command of renowned architects Pietro Agosti and Alexey Shchusev. By its decoration and appearance the church resembles a classic Russian cathedral typicl to the 17th century. It is decorated with an ingenious stone carving. Curious tourists should necessarily estimate the sophisticated interior design of the church.
1. Travelers who will lack local landmarks and sites as well as resort entertainments should undertake a trip to the cities of Turin or Genoa. One can get there by an underground. Speed … Open
Sanremo is a true Italian Riviera, a picturesque city located on the coast of Ligurian Sea, which is widely known as the beloved place of rest for the members of royal families and … Open
One of the most scenic and beautiful places of the city is the Corso dell'Imperatrice. During a stroll along the embankment tourists may enjoy a perfect view of landmarks and sites located in this area. The embankment offers an unforgettable view over the coast. The La Pigna district features a great many of remarkable historical buildings of different epochs. The suburbs of San Remo offer numerous spots of tourist attraction as well. Travelers may join various excursions and observe the most remarkable sites of the suburban areas of San Remo.
The best eating house of the city of San Remo is considered to be the Taverna Al 29 restaurant specializing in Mediterranean cuisine dishes. Its menu offers its visitors a huge selection of … Open
In addition to the Chiesa Russa church, there are other monuments of sacred architecture in Sanremo that are interesting. First of all, it is worth mentioning the church Santuario Madonna Della Costa, a beautiful example of baroque style. The first building that was built on this site dates back to the middle of the 14th century. A century later, in 1474, the Fabiani family built a chapel here. The shrine acquired its baroque appearance in 1630 when its facade was rebuilt and elements depicting Saints Siro and Romolo were added. The main relic of the church is the 14th-century painting depicting Madonna. The magnificent altars with sculptures attract lovers of beauty.
San Remo is a city with a rich cultural life offering its guests to take part in the brightest and most exciting events, holidays and festivals. Local festivals always attract many travelers … Open
An important attraction of the city is the mansion Villa Ormond, best known for its magnificent garden with its incredibly lush vegetation and peaceful atmosphere. The villa is also interesting from an architectural point of view, being a magnificent example of a neo-renaissance style. Built in the 19th century, the estate received important guests many times. Just like the tourists visiting Sanremo, these guests were impressed by the beauty of the garden with its diversity of flora, fountains, and bridges. The promenade is of particular interest for travelers in the evening – the fact is that the garden takes on a romantic sound due to illumination.
San Remo hosts the longest cycle track in Europe. Its length is about 20 kilometers. The track was constructed along a seaside running along the route of an old railway. Cycle tours are … Open
There are several colorful villages in the vicinity of the city, which attract the lovers of atmospheric towns like a magnet. The old village of Bussana Vecchia (like its name says) should definitely be mentioned – “ghost-town” and a place that attracts people with a rebellious spirit. Being located high in the mountains, the village experienced a serious earthquake, which killed more than two thousand people. After that, the surviving locals decided to establish the village of Bussana Nuova and did not return to their hometown. The “ghost-town” attracts art lovers – as it once attracted hippies who were engaged in the restoration of the village. Today you can find many art galleries and workshops here where artists create. The dilapidated houses give a special charm to the “ghost-town”.
1. Travelers who will lack local landmarks and sites as well as resort entertainments should undertake a trip to the cities of Turin or Genoa. One can get there by an underground. Speed … Open