The Val Nervia region of Riviera dei Fiori is an undeniable gem. It stands as one of the most delightful regions within Liguria’s interior terrain.

This area is the homeland of one of Italy’s finest wines that remains as one of the country’s hidden treasures. Despite this secret, it is garnering international attention and has become increasingly sought-after. One well-known fan of Rossese di Dolceacqua or simply, Dolceacqua, was Napoleon.

Dolceacqua, with its meaning “sweet water”, is a time-honored village ruled by the impressive ruins of the Castello dei Doria that majestically overlooks the old town on the river’s left bank. A single-arched bridge dating back to the 15th century beautifully spans 33 meters across the river, leading to the old town.

Its beauty didn’t fail to capture the attention of the famous impressionist painter, Claude Monet. He commemorated its beauty in his artwork. He was particularly taken with the bridge, describing it as a ‘jewel of lightness’ in his journal.

Meeting location: We gather at the main entrance of the Sanremo Casino.

• USEFUL POINTS
• Please wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes.
• Our food tours & experiences run regardless of weather conditions – rain, hail or shine!
• The Italian Riviera is always sunny, but in case of rain bring an umbrella / raincoat as we will be outdoors for most of the tour.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults.
• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide.