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Chapel of Saint Bernard the Elder The Chapel of Saint Bernard the Elder is located at the entrance. Its presence is very important because it links the history of Seborga to that of the Templars, and in particular to Bernardo di Chiaravalle, who appointed the first Knights here. Its austerity and the tranquility that can be felt within allow one to appreciate the full history and charm of this ancient site.

Almost hidden among the hills of Neri, Perinaldo and Seborga, the church of San Bartolomeo rises among the trees, on a coast, and is very charming. The exposed stone with which it is built gives it a twentieth-century touch. The bell tower, moreover, seems to be able to still work.

From its 517 m. it dominates the surrounding landscape and is an excellent panoramic point on the Ligurian Sea, the Alps and the French coast. It is surrounded by uncontaminated nature. Seborga has remained a small village of ancient origins exalted and preserved by its original historic center. The monks, whose abbot prior had the title of Ecclesiastical Prince, from 1666 to 1687, had gold and silver coins minted for the oriental markets. When the Mint was closed due to religious controversies, the monks put Seborga up for sale which would be purchased, after years of negotiations, by the Savoy and from that moment on it will follow its historical phases. The history of the principality is a recent tourist invention, from 1963.

A hill a stone's throw from Bordighera for everyone.

steep but very quiet and rustic 1,000m mountain route with lots of shade. Cover good for road bikes. The western part shortly after the start of the descent is a bit bumpy at first. Quaint cafés and quaint last part of the descent.

To visit at least once

Beautiful hike on the heights between Bordighera and San Remo.

Both for hikers and those who practice mountain biking, this tour offers a variety of pleasant surprises.