Liguria

The Province of Genoa is a province in the Liguria region, formed out of 67 comuni. It is characterized by the perfect combination between the mountainous relief and the seaside, beautiful buildings, wonderful landscapes and much more. The main sites of Genoa are the harbor, with its famous Lighthouse Tower, then there's the museum complex formed by the Palazzo Rosso, Palazzo Bianco and Palazzo Doria Tursi, The Cathedral of San Lorenzo, visited by thousands of people, wealthy suburbs rich in history and art, nature parks such as the Aveto Natural Regional Park, museums and so much more.

The Province of Imperia is situated in the region of Liguria, between the Maritime Alps and the Ligurian Sea. Its capital city is Imperia, but the city of San Remo is more populated and probably more famous too. There are four mountain communities in this province, Comunità dell'Olivo, Alta Valle Arroscia, Argentina Armea and Montana Intemelia. Another interesting fact is that Imperia is also known as the Riviera dei Fiori (English: Riviera of flowers), for its many valleys and creeks. Many Italian monuments and places of interest lie here as well, but the most important tourist attraction is the Festival della Canzone Italiana, held in San Remo.

The Province of La Spezia is a province in the Liguria region. It is a small province, made out of only 32 comuni and a total area of 340 sq. miles. Despite the size, this province is among Italy's most famous tourist destinations, thanks to the Cinque Terre, Portovenere and the Islands (Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most beautiful villages in all Italy are here as well, Brugnato, Montemarcello, Tellaro and Varese Ligure. The Ligurian Riviera is thus one of Italy's provinces that definitely deserves a tourist's attention.

The Province of Savona, situated in the Liguria region, is made out of 69 comuni. The sea coast, mountains and valleys are what make this province a very beautiful place in Italy. The historical centre in Savona is verry characteristic for Italy, narrow streets, open piazzas and colored facades of the houses make the area very charming. The islands of Bergeggi and Gallinara are also famous, for the regional natural reserves that lie here. The Baptistry in Albenga is one of the most important Christian monuments in the Liguria region, and 8 of the towns here are among the most beautiful of all Italy: Noli, Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena, Finalborgo, Millesimo, Colletta di Castelbianco, Laigueglia, Zuccarello and and Verezzi.