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Famous botanical gardens that are a must-see if you're a plant lover or just want to take a stroll in the greenery.

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A must-see! Well-maintained, one-of-a-kind.

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The summit of Grammondo can be reached by three possible routes: 1. From Bevera-Collabassa, climbing a military road that is quite rugged at times; 2. From France, the easiest route; 3. From Sospel, along the old Jewish trail, which was used to transport Jews persecuted in France. But this third route is only a descent, as far as I remember.

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The view from Grammondo is truly 360 degrees!

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Beautiful view and adrenaline at its peak

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Be careful, before you try to climb this steep wall, you've already left the path. There's a small stone house a few meters ahead. Before that, you have to go up to the right. After that, you can also follow the barrier tape.

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To also do departure from the Col de Castillon -Scuvion-drop of the razet-colla bassa-gramondo-return to Col Castillon via Pierre Pointue.

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There is a café by the sea

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Very nice landscape garden!! Usable in all seasons ** https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botanischer_Garten_Hanbury The Hanbury Botanical Garden (Italian: Giardini Botanici Hanbury) is an 18-hectare botanical garden in Italy. It is located on Capo Mortola near Mortola Inferiore, municipality of Ventimiglia, province of Imperia, in the Liguria region.

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if you are lucky, just before the summit there is the Fonte Dragurina which spits drinkable water, but it is often dry in summer.

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ridden by all-mountain riders accustomed to these exposed tracks. to be covered with absolute attention, it certainly pays off the effort to get there.

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Good spot for getting to the water, sunbathing, canyoning.

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Stunning ruins of old Castellar.

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Monte Toraggio is located exactly on the border between France and Italy. The path here is very exposed, you can help yourself with a metal rope fixed to the wall in Via Ferrata style. The panorama takes your breath away.

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On the path that leads to the Berceau, if you are attentive, you will be able to see the ruins of the old Castellar. They have charm, and encourage reflection, on life in the past, and the imperative need that our ancestors had to get closer to the coast.

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An hour and a half walk from Castellar, the old village is next to the GR 52 (from Menton to Sospel) The ruins of old Castellar, municipality of Castellar (Alpes-Maritimes) are among the sites and Natural monuments with an artistic character. An hour and a half walk from Castellar, the old village is next to the GR 52 (from Menton to Sospel) The ruins of the Old Castellar, commune of Castellar (Alpes-Maritimes) are classified among the sites and natural monuments of artistic character.

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An infamous mountain ledge, an intimate international border. There can be no better place for a snack and rest before a long descent into Valle Nervia. As for the photo, don't try this at home (or indeed here, more to the point!)

In 1867 Thomas Hanbury acquired 18 hectares of land and the Orengo villa on Cape Mortola, which is part of the Ventimiglia municipality. Due to the protected climatic location, the slope was overgrown with olive groves, grapevines and maquis. Thomas Hanbury decided to create a botanical garden here with the support of his brother Daniel Hanbury (1825–1875) and later the German gardener Ludwig Winter. From 1894 to 1897 Kurt Dinter was curator of the Botanical Garden. Thomas Hanbury died in 1907 and left the garden to his son Cecil. After the First World War, Lady Dorothy, Cecil Hanbury's wife, devoted herself to rebuilding the garden. In 1960 Lady Dorothy sold the garden to the Italian state. The Institute for Ligurian Studies tried to restore it, but the requirements far exceeded the financial resources of the institute, so that in 1987 the garden was taken over by the University of Genoa.

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Because it is not so easy to reach when you are new to the landscape.

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