The cozy town of Sanremo is located on the western coast of the Ligurian Sea. Like most Italian coastal cities, Sanremo boasts a rich history. It was built during the reign of Ancient Rome, and the architectural monuments that have survived to this day testify to this.
San Remo's popularity began to grow rapidly in the early 19th century, when the European aristocracy began to use it as a seaside holiday destination. The resort attracted noble guests, including members of royal families. In memory of that era, the coastal part of the city has elegant palaces and exquisite architectural structures.
Sanremo is rightfully called the City of Flowers. The number of gardens, flower beds, and flower beds here exceeds all expectations. Magnificent rose gardens add a special romantic touch to the city. You can fully appreciate it by strolling through the intertwining streets of the La Pigna district, the city's historical center.
The beaches in Sanremo are composed of pebbles and sand and are equipped to a high standard. And, of course, the city is internationally renowned for its famous music festival held here every summer.
Sanremo
The song capital of Italy
The locals refer to their town as a 'retirement paradise'. Sanremo really does give the impression of a once glittering and respectable dandy, now a retired nobleman. It is very quiet and peaceful: expensive yachts and boats of local fishermen rock in the port, white villas are bathed in cypress greenery and carnations bloom all year round. Well, our mothers and grandmothers know Sanremo for its famous song festival - the same one that launched Andrea Bocelli, Toto Cutugno and Adriano Celentano into the world!
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