Things To Do in Rossantico, Restaurants in Rossantico
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Top 10 Wine Bars in Liguria, Liguria
Discover the best top things to do in Liguria, Italy including Pietrantica 1999, Sunflower, Altivini, Rossantico, Enoclub, La Cantina di Ale & Co, DiVino in Vino, Vernazza Cinque Sensi, Vincanto, La Bottega.
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Things to do in Liguria, Liguria: The Best Wineries & Vineyards
Discover the best top things to do in Liguria, Italy including De Gustibus, Terra di Bargon, Gianan Di Destefani Azienda Agricola, Marengo dal 1957, Rossantico, Ca du Ferra Wine & Tasting, Tenuta Maffone, Azienda Agricola Capellini Luciano, Buranco Agriturismo, La Cantina dei Pitars - Spaccio Vini Sfusi e in Bottiglia.
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8 Nightlife in Santa Margherita Ligure That You Shouldn't Miss
Set on the Gulf of Tigullio between Rapallo and Portofino, the resort/fishing town of Santa Margherita Ligure really couldn’t be in a better neighborhood. Fashionable but much quieter than Portofino, life in Santa Margherita Ligure centers around the lovely palm-laden harbor, where boating and simple sunning are the orders of the day. The town has some good shopping options, lovely cafes and interesting sights like its 16th-century castle and the 17th-century Basilica di Santa Margherita.
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Top 10 Wineries & Vineyards in Italian Riviera, Liguria
Liguria, or the Italian Riviera, boasts a bounty of beaches and resort towns, such as tiny but tony Portofino and stylish Rapallo. Hiking trails lead from Portofino to the villages of Cinque Terre. The Riviera of the Setting Sun runs north from Genoa to the French border. Connected by an extensive rail network, most towns make easy daytrips from one another. Genoa is the region's principal city and is home to attractions from its famous Cathedral and the Palazzo Reale to an excellent aquarium.
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What to do and see in Italian Riviera, Liguria: The Best Wine Bars
Liguria, or the Italian Riviera, boasts a bounty of beaches and resort towns, such as tiny but tony Portofino and stylish Rapallo. Hiking trails lead from Portofino to the villages of Cinque Terre. The Riviera of the Setting Sun runs north from Genoa to the French border. Connected by an extensive rail network, most towns make easy daytrips from one another. Genoa is the region's principal city and is home to attractions from its famous Cathedral and the Palazzo Reale to an excellent aquarium.