周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Ecclesiastical building kept in excellent condition.

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Starting point for trekking.

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the cross on the summit

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A very characteristic glacial lake to see Reachable by car Hotel.......and sport fishing

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February 15, 1945, La Squazza Massacre: On February 14, 1945, an Alpine soldier from Monterosa, a certain Mantovani, was in the La Squazza area (municipality of Borzonasca), heading towards the Forcella pass, where a contingent of Alpine soldiers was stationed. Some partisans recognized him as the one who had seen the mine system being laid around the Forcella stronghold. They then decided to capture him to get him to reveal the operation and exact location of the minefield and organized an ambush. But, while they were ordering him to “put your hands up!”, a group of German soldiers appeared on the road and a firefight ensued, during which Mantovani (probably shot by a Nazi) and a German were fatally shot. The partisans suffered no losses. The Nazi-fascist retaliation was immediate and ferocious and on February 15, ten partisans were taken from the prisons of Chiavari and transported on a truck to La Squazza, where they were murdered. The then deputy commissioner of the “Coduri”, “Miro” recounts that the ten partisans who were shot were left for three days in full view of everyone, with no one being allowed to attend to the funeral. The owner of the hotel in La Squazza, however, had approached the martyrs to try to bring them some, vain, help. "Miro" himself, when the news reached him, was charged, together with "Baffo", sent by the Area Command, to go to the site of the massacre to proceed with the identification of the bodies. Having arrived near La Squazza by chance, after having been targeted by mortar fire from the Alpine troops of Forcella, the two partisans took advantage of the guidance of an elderly local lady and her daughter, whom they met on the path, who collaborated with them until they got closer to the site of the massacre.

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Monte loved by the Genoese in summer and winter

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beautiful and fun, definitely an experience to try at least once...

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The top of the Aveto valley together with Penna

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Beautiful peak to reach in all seasons. Path from the Roman's house with approximately 400 meters of altitude difference and suitable for everyone

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From the top of Mount Antola you can enjoy a beautiful view of the lake and up to the sea, in perfect conditions you can even see Corsica

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Torriglia is a small town in the Province of Genoa surrounded by chestnut and beech woods. Here you can taste canestrelli, butter biscuits typical of the Ligurian tradition.

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Torriglia is a small town in the Province of Genoa surrounded by chestnut and beech forests. Here you can taste canestrelli, butter biscuits typical of the Ligurian tradition.

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La Casa del Romano is a historic and scenic retreat, known for its spring daffodils. It has origins in a romantic love escape, today it is a family hotel restaurant with annual cultural events.

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Monte Antola (1597 m), located in the heart of the natural park of the same name, is one of the best-known peaks of the Ligurian Alps. Numerous trails lead to its summit, accessible to hikers of all levels.

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organize it

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Simple structure managed by kind and very friendly people. Upon waking up it is easy to spot deer and roe deer burning in the meadows in front

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Beautiful crossing point between the hills of Piacenza (Val d'Aveto) and the Ligurian Sea. Or even its opposite.

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Casa del Romano is a locality located in the municipality of Fascia. The name of the hamlet and of the inn that was built there derives from a legend: a boy named Stevanin moved to Rome for work and from that moment the inhabitants of his village began to call him "The Roman". In the capital he fell in love with a girl and promised her that if she married him they would move to Sottoripa. The girl, thinking that Stevanin was referring to the Genoese district of Sottoripa, accepted his proposal. After the marriage, however, "Il Romano" took her to Sottoripa di Montebruno ”. The girl felt deceived and with the passing of the days she was more and more sad, until one day she said: "Stevanin you deceived me, but rather than staying here I want to go and live on the highest mountain you can see from here". "The Roman" satisfied him: on that mountain he built a house and then a tavern that is still called "the Roman House" today.

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Actually very nice road, recently asphalted. But be careful because often there are horses in the wild that roam the stretch between Bertigaro and the Pass.

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The Church of Sant’Onorato is a beautiful place of worship with a white facade and bell tower. It is located in the center of Torriglia and is dedicated to Onorato of Arles, a bishop who lived about 1600 years ago.

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