20 Apr Amphitheater of Mount Ramaceto
Discover Monte Ramaceto, 1,344 m in the Ligurian Apennines, with panoramic trails, beech forests, rocky cliffs, and Roman boundary stones preserved at the MuSel in Chiavari....
Discover Monte Ramaceto, 1,344 m in the Ligurian Apennines, with panoramic trails, beech forests, rocky cliffs, and Roman boundary stones preserved at the MuSel in Chiavari....
Discover Rocca del Prete on Monte Maggiorasca, a 600-meter basalt bastion with rock and mixed climbing routes, renowned for the well-preserved pillow basalts of the Acquapendente sector and its recently re-equipped lines....
Discover Pietre Strette, a 464-meter mountain pass in Parco del Monte di Portofino featuring a narrow passage between conglomerate boulders and a well-equipped rest area along major hiking trails....
Discover the glacial lakes of Agoraie and Moggetto on Monte Aiona, in the Ligurian-Emilian Apennines Nature Reserve: high-altitude waters, precious habitats, and the remarkable Lake of Firs with submerged fossilized trunks....
Discover the historic center of Sestri Levante and its unique regional tombolo, a sedimentary formation connecting the peninsula to the mainland and revealing the geological history of the area....
Discover Pria Burgheisa at Prato Mollo, Italy’s oldest rock (2 billion years), an outcrop of iherzolitic peridotites along the Cantomoro Ring trail in the Aveto Regional Natural Park....
Discover Pian di Oneto, a karst doline between Passo del Biscia and Monte Chiappozzo, turning into a wetland during rains and home to unique hygrophilous species like orchids and grass-of-Parnassus....
Discover Prato della Cipolla in Parco dell’Aveto, a crossroads of hiking trails with modern refuges and traces of human activity since the Mesolithic, immersed in nature and history....
An essential element in the life and culture of Ligurian communities, slate is called "sweet stone" or "sweet rock"...
The "fasce" of Tigullio are not only an example of agricultural engineering, but also a testimony to the ingenuity of local farmers...