
If you want to support the area affected by the terrible flood in Liguria and Lunigiana you can make a donation to the Italian Red Cross.
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Expatriates and holiday homeowners are willing to pay up to 17,000 Euro a square meter for property in Liguria.
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An environmental program analyzes quality and sustainability to rank the world's beaches.
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Ligurian Pesto is the second most popular sauce for pasta after the tomato based one and, certainly, the most popular one when it comes to cold sauces.
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Quick, which is the cutest Italian car ever made? The FIAT 500, of course! Even though it is more than fifty years old, the tiny city car remains the prettiest economy vehicle ever designed and continues to thrill aficionados from around the world...
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An Italian girl who died in 1989 at the age of eighteen is to be beatified on the 25th September this year.
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River Cafe’s Ruth Rogers and Rose Gray share some favourite recipes from a memorable February trip to Italy’s Riviera...
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In the early 1960s Barone, head of the local flower-growing co-operative, began to claim that Seborga [Liguria ] had never been listed as part of Italy under the 1861 Unification of the country and was therefore an independent state. Subsequently, in 1963, he got himself elected “prince” of the 14-square –kilometer “country”.
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Tourism councillor Margherita Bozzano and her team suggest five ways to experience Liguria...
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One of Liguria’s signature dishes is the torta di zucca, a savory pumpkin pie you’re unlikely to find elsewhere.
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Case Bardi - Hilltop House 9B € 450000
Villa beautifully renovated XVI century € 1500000