People think of Florence, Venice and Rome when they think of Italy. But Italy is much more than that. That is what I realised when I visited the beautiful coastal town of San Remo in North west Italy. It is situated at longitude 7.77 😀
San remo is connected to Ventimilgia by A10 roadway and also by train. We took a train from Nice to Ventimiglia and then took a Bus to Sanremo, because road trip is cheaper. The bus stop is 5 minutes walk from Ventimiglia station and bus are available every half an hour. Frequency of train once in a hour.
Sanremo has got an amazing beach. You can enjoy the sea view by simply sitting there or take part variety of sports such as cycling, skating and jogging. Sanremo is the Finnish line for Milan -Sanremo cycle race. It is possible to rent bikes and roam around.
By the beach, Gino Napolitano garden is there. And the port is also nearby, which is beautiful. There are restaurants and pasta bars and pizzerias. Small markets of pasta, asian market and olive oils, handmade soaps and organic cosmetics.
San Remo has epitomised the culture and tradition of pasta making and now export high quality Durum Wheat Pasta to 35 countries throughout the world. But I loved their lasagne more 🙂 They even have company producing pasta in the same name. It is also famous for the Sanremo music festival.
[originally posted on May 12, 2015, reposted on May 7 , 2016]
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The seascapes are especially nicely done.
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😀 Thank you
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I have not heard of the place but now San Remo is on my list to visit in the future. Thank you!
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🙂 If you are visiting southern France, it should be a must. Stay in Nice, and roam around the whole riviera
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Yes, there is so much more than Venice, Rome, Florence in Italy…Usually the best views are in small villages, almost everywhere around the Italian countryside.
Villa Hanbury is an amazing botanic garden, near Ventimiglia that is absolutely stunning….A must see! 🙂
http://foodfulife.com/2015/04/13/picture-gallery-hanbury-botanical-gardens/
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Though I definitely want to go to Venice and Florence 🙂 next time for sure
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Of course, they are beautiful…:-)
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🙂
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Italy is never short of wonder. I love it all!
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Yup, me too
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Well, if you ever come to Italy again, try not to miss Rome. I’ll be very upset 😉
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I am not gonna miss rome, do not worry. I surely go for Rome, Florence and Venice
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Looks gorgeous…You have some wonderful images here.
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Thank you
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Never been to Sanremo but it sure looks great! The sunset alone is so beautiful!
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It is 🙂
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Some years ago we spent our summer vacation in this area. We drove from Nice up to Chamonix and down to the Ligurian coast on the Italian side of the border before we drove back to Nice along the coast. What an amazing area! It was a great road trip. Unfortunately we didn’t have time to stop by San Remo, it looks very nice. But we did spent about a week on the coast in some smaller cities. The food along the coast, especially the sea food, was great! And the cliffs diving into the ocean with houses hanging on, amazing.
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Yes it is amazing. I wanted to stay longer but we had limited time
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Wow love your photos!
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Thank you
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Outstanding post!… Excellent photographs!. All the best to you, Aquileana ⭐
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Thank you
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Your pictures are really professional I like your style .thank you very much for sharing, good luck and take care
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thank you for reading it
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Those narrow alley ways with the little shops – we saw a lot of those when we traveled in China. Those are the best places to visit!
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They are like everywhere in the old part of the cities, in Chine, India, France, Italy , Sweden 🙂 I kinda love them
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What lovely pictures 🙂 Glad to chance upon your blog..I love Italy and just came from my second trip. I blog on Italy too and am from India otherwise…My blog- www.ishitasood.blogspot.in
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I ll definitely gonna look at it
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I am not at ishitasood.wordpress.com 🙂 I love your blog!
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👍
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Stunning photographs… Truly beautiful…
By the way, I have a nomination for you… we are talking about the Epic Awesomeness Award.. You can check it out if you want to join http://wp.me/p60vo-4EH … No pressures. It is totally up to you… All my best wishes. Merry christmas to you 🎅🎄. Aquileana 😄
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Thank you, I have so many lined up, surely I have to do some work on them. Thanks a ton, hugs
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Will be back in Italy in July (I hope) to start the Italian Citizenship process – wish me luck!
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All the best of course!! then I can be yr airbnb guest in Italy 😄😍😊
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Of course, you’re always welcome! 🙂
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nice photos! however I didn’t like much San Remo when I visited it:)
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