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Pista Ciclabile del Parco Costiero della Riviera dei Fiori

http://www.area24spa.it/eng/node/112 The Cycling Path into the Riviera dei Fiori Coastal Park The pedestrian - cycling path of the Riviera dei Fiori’s Coastal Park runs on 24 km of the old railway line that served the Ligurian Riviera since 1872 to 2001. This railway line, portrayed in many books and movies thanks to the beauty of the places it crosses, is a true piece of history, that witnessed the development and changes of the Riviera dei Fiori. In fact, until the early ‘900, it was a luxury line, whose passenger were Italian, British, German and Russian members of the high society who came to spend the holidays in Riviera. Then, during the Second World War, the line became military and later in the years of the “Economic Boom" this railroad lead to the sea thousands of Italian tourists, in the early beginnings of mass tourism in a country in rapid growth. Finally, in the last years of life of the railroad, the tourist usage was reached and maybe overtaken by the commuting of employees and students. Since 2004, the company Area24 brought to life this lovely path, which attracted artists and intellectuals from all over Europe, enhancing the full potential and giving back to the community a space on a human scale in the heart of the Riviera designed and built to provide comfort, well-being and fun. Indeed, it is reductive to define the Riviera dei Fiori Coastal Park, a simple cycling path..

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Pista Ciclabile del Parco Costiero della Riviera dei Fiori

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http://www.area24spa.it/eng/node/112 The Cycling Path into the Riviera dei Fiori Coastal Park The pedestrian - cycling path of the Riviera dei Fiori’s Coastal Park runs on 24 km of the old railway line that served the Ligurian Riviera since 1872 to 2001. This railway line, portrayed in many books and movies thanks to the beauty of the places it crosses, is a true piece of history, that witnessed the development and changes of the Riviera dei Fiori. In fact, until the early ‘900, it was a luxury line, whose passenger were Italian, British, German and Russian members of the high society who came to spend the holidays in Riviera. Then, during the Second World War, the line became military and later in the years of the “Economic Boom" this railroad lead to the sea thousands of Italian tourists, in the early beginnings of mass tourism in a country in rapid growth. Finally, in the last years of life of the railroad, the tourist usage was reached and maybe overtaken by the commuting of employees and students. Since 2004, the company Area24 brought to life this lovely path, which attracted artists and intellectuals from all over Europe, enhancing the full potential and giving back to the community a space on a human scale in the heart of the Riviera designed and built to provide comfort, well-being and fun. Indeed, it is reductive to define the Riviera dei Fiori Coastal Park, a simple cycling path..

Casino di Sanremo

The Municipal Casino is one of the three Italian gambling houses. It is based in the city of Sanremo, in an Art Nouveau building, built in 1905.

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Casino di Sanremo

18 Corso degli Inglesi

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The Municipal Casino is one of the three Italian gambling houses. It is based in the city of Sanremo, in an Art Nouveau building, built in 1905.

Russian Orthodox Church (San Basilio)

Built in Sanremo at the beginning of the twentieth century by the Russian nobility, who had chosen the city as a tourist place and for curative stays.

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Russian Orthodox Church (San Basilio)

2 Via Nuvoloni

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Built in Sanremo at the beginning of the twentieth century by the Russian nobility, who had chosen the city as a tourist place and for curative stays.

Corso Imperatrice

Corso Imperatrice allows you to stroll in one of the most elegant and evocative scenarios of Sanremo

Corso Imperatrice

Corso Imperatrice allows you to stroll in one of the most elegant and evocative scenarios of Sanremo

Teatro Ariston Sanremo

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Teatro Ariston Sanremo

212 Via Giacomo Matteotti

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Forte Santa Tecla

It was built by the Genoese in the eighteenth century, along the coast of the city, within an area now used as gardens. The aim of this construction was not so much that of creating a defensive bulwark of the territory but of controlling, and if necessary opposing, the development of the Matuzian city. Until recently it was used as a judicial prison; now it is the seat of conferences and exhibitions. Initially called Forte di San Giorgio, like the Ariston Theater and the Casino, it is one of the main attractions of the city of western Liguria.

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Forte Santa Tecla

34 Giardini Vitt. Veneto

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It was built by the Genoese in the eighteenth century, along the coast of the city, within an area now used as gardens. The aim of this construction was not so much that of creating a defensive bulwark of the territory but of controlling, and if necessary opposing, the development of the Matuzian city. Until recently it was used as a judicial prison; now it is the seat of conferences and exhibitions. Initially called Forte di San Giorgio, like the Ariston Theater and the Casino, it is one of the main attractions of the city of western Liguria.

Porto Vecchio

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Porto Vecchio

19 Corso Nazario Sauro

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Portosole

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Portosole

Via del Castillo

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Villa Ormond

In the eastern area of Sanremo you can visit the park of Villa Ormond, full of exotic and rare plants. The current modern road has divided the original park in two that once descended to the sea from the top of the hill, on which stood the villa that belonged to the family of Dr. Ormond. In recent times the Municipality of Sanremo has spent considerable sums to restore the villa to its former glory. The gardens of Villa Ormond have a "room" layout with very distinctive plant environments: palm grove, cedars, ficus area, while the central part refers to the typical Italian garden.

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Villa Ormond

113 Corso Felice Cavallotti

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In the eastern area of Sanremo you can visit the park of Villa Ormond, full of exotic and rare plants. The current modern road has divided the original park in two that once descended to the sea from the top of the hill, on which stood the villa that belonged to the family of Dr. Ormond. In recent times the Municipality of Sanremo has spent considerable sums to restore the villa to its former glory. The gardens of Villa Ormond have a "room" layout with very distinctive plant environments: palm grove, cedars, ficus area, while the central part refers to the typical Italian garden.

Villa Nobel

https://villanobel.it/ The splendid building is in Moorish style, "my nest" for its most famous owner, the famous Swedish industrialist, chemist and philanthropist Alfred Nobel, who worked on numerous patents in it and drew up the famous will with which he allocated his fortune to institution of the Prize that bears his name. The Villa is located in Corso Cavallotti in Sanremo, it is also accessible from the beautiful cycle / pedestrian path that runs along the coast. The Villa represents Alfred Nobel's last home, where he lived the last years of his life with intense research and experimentation. The history of the building began in the late 1870s, when the Rivoli pharmacist Pietro Vacchieri built, based on a project by Filippo Grossi, an elegant building with canopies and "French" roofs, surrounded by a beautiful park of precious plants. which extended to the sea. Alfred Nobel, who bought it in 1891, lived there until 1896, year of his death.

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Villa Nobel

116 Corso Felice Cavallotti

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https://villanobel.it/ The splendid building is in Moorish style, "my nest" for its most famous owner, the famous Swedish industrialist, chemist and philanthropist Alfred Nobel, who worked on numerous patents in it and drew up the famous will with which he allocated his fortune to institution of the Prize that bears his name. The Villa is located in Corso Cavallotti in Sanremo, it is also accessible from the beautiful cycle / pedestrian path that runs along the coast. The Villa represents Alfred Nobel's last home, where he lived the last years of his life with intense research and experimentation. The history of the building began in the late 1870s, when the Rivoli pharmacist Pietro Vacchieri built, based on a project by Filippo Grossi, an elegant building with canopies and "French" roofs, surrounded by a beautiful park of precious plants. which extended to the sea. Alfred Nobel, who bought it in 1891, lived there until 1896, year of his death.

Bussana Vecchia

Bussana Vecchia is a hilly fraction of the municipality of Sanremo. The violent earthquake of 23 February 1887 semi-destroyed the town so much that it was completely evacuated by the inhabitants who moved about three kilometers further downstream, founding the town of Bussana Nuova. Totally abandoned for decades, it began to be inhabited again at the end of the fifties of the twentieth century by Italian and foreign artists, attracted by the particularity of the place, who renovated and made the less damaged buildings habitable again. It hosts an international community of artists, with artisan shops and some refreshment points, so much so that over the years it has become a characteristic "artists' village" in a medieval village setting.

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Bussana Vecchia

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Bussana Vecchia is a hilly fraction of the municipality of Sanremo. The violent earthquake of 23 February 1887 semi-destroyed the town so much that it was completely evacuated by the inhabitants who moved about three kilometers further downstream, founding the town of Bussana Nuova. Totally abandoned for decades, it began to be inhabited again at the end of the fifties of the twentieth century by Italian and foreign artists, attracted by the particularity of the place, who renovated and made the less damaged buildings habitable again. It hosts an international community of artists, with artisan shops and some refreshment points, so much so that over the years it has become a characteristic "artists' village" in a medieval village setting.