La Spezia Province Map [5410]
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.
Rapallo: Great ice cream, specialty foods, and wine [2583]
A sophisticated Italian Riviera resort, Rapallo is also home to some of Liguria’s best artisan ice cream. At my personal favorite, Gelateria Frigidarium, (Lungomare Vittorio Veneto 4, Tel: 0185 50044; daily in high season 10am to midnight; in winter closed on Wednesdays), you’ll find all the Italian and Ligurian classics, plus seasonal specials and only-in-Rapallo house specialties.
Map of Liguria Italy Provinces and Cities [18521]
A map and travel guide to Liguria, showing the popular places to go on the Italian Riviera, from Genoa to the Cinque Terre.
The "Rock Villages" of Western Liguria Part Four [1059]
Baiardo: one of the Western Riviera’s most astonishing “Rock Villages.” A paradise Baiardo may be today, but it has experienced hellish times…
Hidden Liguria: Chiavari [3917]
Is Chiavari the most underrated city along the Italian Riviera? I’m almost certain of it.
Hiking the Cinque Terre, Riomaggiore to Monterosso [5791]
If you have only one day to discover Liguria’s Cinque Terre, for sheer hiking pleasure nothing beats the seven-mile coast trail linking all five villages.
Hi James:
You also know you’re in Liguria when you get pesto sauce and not pomodoro.
— Joe Palisi · Sep 22, 02:49 PM · #