Camogli is one of the most beautiful — and still quite underrated — places to visit and eat in Liguria. Tucked between Genoa and the...
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|Liguria food guide| ALBENGA
A few days ago I was in Albenga for Fior d'Albenga — an event that every year fills the city with flowers and tells the story of its deep...
VALLE IMPERO, where oil flows in rivers.
A little-known corner of Liguria, inextricably linked to an essential product of Ligurian cuisine: extra-virgin olive oil. Plus what to...
Cinque Terre, beyond the ordinary
How to experience a magical place out of the mass tourism "black hole" , my favorite places plus a local recipe. My approach to the Cinque...
Liguria food guide | Ligurian cookies
What would life be without a cookie to start the morning well, to pamper yourself at the end of the day or celebrate a special occasion?...
Liguria food guide | Liguria cheeses
For the French author Michel Tournier, cheese is, together with bread and wine, the trinity of the European table. They are made of milk,...
Liguria food guide | Liguria cold cuts
Every Italian region has its own cold cuts. Every peasant family, every village, had its recipes handed down from generation to generation...
| Liguria food guide | Beigua Park.
Do you know the Beigua Park? It is one of the great protected natural parks of Liguria that stretches behind Arenzano and Varazze, west of...
A day in Val d’Aveto, the upper valley
Val D'Aveto, you know, fascinates me deeply. I’ve been visiting it for three summers. Short daily trips, nothing more, hanging around...
A day in Val d’Aveto, from Rezzoaglio down.
Do you know Val d'Aveto? In 1945, during World War II, Ernest Hemingway, then a war journalist annexed to the American army, crossed it...










