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L’entroterra dai molti tesori<br />

Treasures of the Apennine lands<br />

Sette itinerari per scoprire la <strong>Liguria</strong> dai porticcioli sulla costa fino ai borghi tra monti e boschi<br />

Seven Itineraries from Little Harbors to Mountain Towns<br />

Ecco alcuni itinerari da esplorare a partire dai<br />

nostri porticcioli di cui trovate nelle pagine seguenti<br />

le schede informative. Nel Levante, la<br />

Lunigiana conserva resti di necropoli liguri e vestigia<br />

romane: da Pignone ad Ameglia, castelli, torri e<br />

palazzi signorili si drizzano in mezzo al verde. Dietro<br />

Chiavari s’inerpica la verdissima Val D’Aveto coi suoi<br />

laghi, i monti e gli alpeggi. A Ponente, la Val di Nervia<br />

offre un percorso dal ponte di Dolceacqua, dipinto<br />

da Monet, sino a Bajardo, con vista sulle Alpi<br />

Marittime. Sulla collina di Castellaro s’innalzano i<br />

totem moderni in pietra di Finale di Rainer Kriester<br />

e a Ubaga, in cima alla Valle Arroscia, le maschere<br />

che testimoniano delle antichissime popolazioni liguri.<br />

Salire da Pieve di Teco a Mendatica, significa<br />

inebriarsi di un piacevole spaesamento. A Genova si<br />

può visitare l’antico acquedotto.<br />

La cucina riserva sorprese da Levante a Ponente.<br />

The following pages hold some interesting<br />

itineraries to explore which start out from<br />

the little harbors of <strong>Liguria</strong>. In the east of<br />

<strong>Liguria</strong>, the area of Luni has <strong>Liguria</strong>n necropolises<br />

and Roman ruins: from Pignone to Ameglia,<br />

castles, towers, and noblemen’s palaces dot the<br />

green hills. Behind Chiavari lies the D’Aveto<br />

Valley with its lakes, mountains, and Alpine<br />

meadows. To the west the Nervia Valley route<br />

takes the visitor past the stone bridge – painted<br />

by Monet – of medieval Dolceacqua, to Bajardo,<br />

with its wonderful view of the Maritime Alps. On<br />

the Hill of Castellaro are modern sculpture<br />

totems carved of the Stone of Finale, by Rainer<br />

Kriester, and the masks in Ubaga, at the top of<br />

the Arroscia Valley, testify to the culture of the<br />

ancient <strong>Liguria</strong>ns. Going up from Pieve di Teco to<br />

Mendatica, will make you pleasantly dizzy. And a<br />

fun excursion in Genoa traces its ancient<br />

aqueduct back into the hills. Cuisine is always a<br />

pleasant surprise in <strong>Liguria</strong>, from east to west.<br />

Autunno a Triora<br />

Autumn in Triora<br />

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