Ballestra & Lorenzi

Unique botanical gardens in the world, rich in the most extravagant species of plants, located close to the sea from which you can enjoy a spectacular view. An ups and downs among the green of the Mediterranean maquis

The Annunziata Fort was built, at the behest of the Savoy government, between 1831 and 1837 in order to strengthen the western border of its domains. 

From its parade ground an extraordinary view opens up which includes, to the west, the plain of Latte, the Hanbury botanical gardens and the Balzi Rossi caves, up to Cap Esterel; to the east, the modern city, beyond which the remains of the Roman municipium are preserved and the gaze can be pushed towards the tip of Sant'Ampelio in Bordighera, to get lost rotating in the marine horizon.

Particular museum on the sea. Inside we can find a specimen of homo sapiens and many other prehistoric finds

Historic library in the upper town built in 1648. Rich in historic manuscripts

Ancient Roman amphitheater located within the city, easily accessible on foot or by public transport

In the year 675 of Rome, a noble citizen of Inteleliese, Emilio, codified at his own expense a delubro dedicated to the goddess Juno (of which a precious inscription walled up in the right aisle is preserved). Throughout the 1800s the cathedral was heavily remodeled, changing its forms. Next to the minor apse on the left, at a lower level, stands the baptistery,  inside there is a 13th century immersion basin in the center and another older basin, in the shape of a mortar

It is a gate-tower, located west of the medieval walled city of Ventimiglia, along a road layout that probably corresponds to the Roman via Iulia Augusta. You can find out through this tours! 

for hiking enthusiasts we have countless paths, many of which belong to the ancient salt road that connects Liguria to Piedmont, and also the Francofurni paths on the border between Italy and France (you can reach the highest mountain in Liguria: Grammondo, where in spring you can see the peonies in bloom), last but not to be missed, a stretch of the famous Camino de Santiago de Compostela (from Sarzana to Ventimiglia, Camino dei Romeo, via della Costa Ligure) and (via Aurelia, from Ventimiglia to Arles , GR653A)

Monte Grammondo  is a 1,378 m high mountain in the Maritime Alps and Pre-Alps of Nice, on the border between Italy and France. Known for the flowering of peonies in May and for the mountain festival in August. Tours!