Province of Imperia

Liguria

A marina with numerous boats docked, colorful buildings, and a hill with a church in the background.
A stone bridge over a river, surrounded by buildings and a forested hill.
An old stone archway, a wooden door, and a potted plant in a narrow alleyway.
A historic town with stone buildings, a clear stream, and a mountainous backdrop.
A village with stone houses, a stone bridge, and lush greenery.

Popular cities in Province of Imperia

A coastal town with a prominent church, a red-roofed building, and a clear view of the sea.
Sanremo
Known for Casinos, Marinas and Cheese
Twisting bicycle paths on the pretty Ligurian coastline, the famous Municipal Casino and cultural events make this one of Italy’s most enticing destinations.

Reasons to visit

  • Casino Sanremo
A coastal town with colorful buildings, a marina filled with boats, and a hillside with trees.
Diano Marina
Known for Sea, Swimming and Marinas
Explore the City of Orange Trees, a delightful place with spectacular beaches, a fascinating history, ancient architecture and sublime views.

Reasons to visit

  • Diano Marina Port
A coastal town with colorful buildings, a prominent church with a bell tower, and a cliff overlooking the sea.
Ventimiglia
Known for Beaches, Historical and Mountains
Ventimiglia awaits: its history, ruins, beaches, and more!
A harbor with boats, colorful buildings, and a tower.
Imperia
Known for Biking, Monuments and Cathedrals
Get away to relaxing Imperia! Enjoy the monuments, cathedral, and university life.
A coastal town with a beach, buildings, and mountains in the background.
Bordighera
Known for Sea, Spas and Gardens
Romantic Bordighera awaits: its spas, oceanfront, beaches, and more!
A coastal city with a beach, a mountain range, and a bridge in the background.
San Bartolomeo al Mare
Known for Dining, Friendly people and Family-friendly
Trip time! Discover the monuments and local cuisine in San Bartolomeo al Mare.

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