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The Teatro Ariston is the cultural heart of Sanremo and inextricably linked to the renowned Sanremo Music Festival, which has drawn millions of spectators annually since 1977. During this time, the city is immersed in the world of Italian music. But even outside of the festival season, the Ariston remains vibrant: concerts, theatrical performances, film screenings, and shows fill its program. Thus, the theater is not only a stage for national stars but also a central cultural hub in Sanremo year-round.

Fort Santa Tecla, near the Sanremo pier, tells a story of a turbulent past: built by the Genoese in the 18th century, the massive fortress served to control the city and suppress uprisings. Later, it was used as a military base and prison, which explains its austere, almost intimidating character. Today, the fort is a cultural hub: exhibitions, concerts, and events bring its historic walls to life. A visit offers a unique blend of history and contemporary culture.

A lovely little square next to the Church of Pompeiana. It has a drinking fountain. From here you can explore the old town. There's also an osteria on the square.

Behind the sanctuary begins the San Romolo mule track, one of the routes for mountain biking up to the village of the same name.

A charming square in the heart of Sanremo with many cafés. The statue of Siro Andrea Carli stands in the center.

A lovely little village. Unfortunately, there's no cafe or restaurant, so the narrow road is hardly worth the drive. The paths over the ridge above are used as a motocross track and are accordingly worn out!

A very beautiful village in the middle of the mountains

Boscomare is one of those villages that seem to have come straight from a fairytale: small, secluded, caressed by the sea breeze and the scent of lavender that once completely blanketed its slopes. Today, this lavender has bloomed again, proudly, thanks to the passion and determination of its residents, who do not want to lose the scents of the past. Boscomare is a beautiful, typically Ligurian village, beautifully restored, largely due to its foreign owners. The central square is an architectural marvel and a source of tranquility. It has nothing to envy of the much more famous villages in Provence; in fact, there's a decidedly less overtouristic atmosphere here.