Italian Market
- Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the unique Italian markets in Ventimiglia (Fridays) and San Remo (Tuesdays and Saturdays).
- Explore Ventimiglia, the entry of Italy, and discover its rich Roman history - including the remains of a Roman theater.
- Enjoy the beauty of San Remo, a town cherished for its picturesque views and mild climate, where Russian nobility built stunning Art Nouveau villas.
- Visit the authentic 12th-century village of Dolceacqua with its quaint alleys, art galleries, souvenir shops, and a castle overlooking a scenic river.
- Benefit from an intimate and personal tour experience with small groups of no more than 8, guided by leading shore excursions provider.
Italian Market
Discover the amazingly beautiful Italian Riviera and her northwest coast when you travel to Ventimiglia (Fridays) or San Remo (Tuesdays and Saturdays).
Stroll through the unique markets and soak up the atmosphere where you will find authentic Italian products including cheeses, meats, and olive oils, just to name a few. Ventimiglia is located on the Italian side of the Franco-Italian border and is, in fact, the entry of Italy and the beginning of the Riviera dei Fiori corridor. In the old town, you will find the remains of a Roman theater from the second century and the Cathedral of the Assunta dating from the eleventh century.
San Remo, overlooking the Ligurian Sea, is appreciated for its beauty and mild climate. Discover what in the nineteenth century wealthy Russians chose as a destination to escape to for the weather. Russian nobility eventually stayed and even built a castle and the walled village of La Pigna to protect the town. Eventually, construction began of Art Nouveau villas that still exist today and it was during this same time the casino was conceived to entertain the nobility.
The scenic and picturesque road will take you to the amazing and very authentic 12th-century village of Dolceacqua. Take time and explore the narrow, paved alleys, art galleries, souvenir shops, and the castle that overlooks the humpback bridge crossing over a scenic river. You will be provided free time on your own here to leisurely enjoy the surroundings and have a lunch (at your own expense).
Your small group of no more than 8 will provide an intimate, personal and up-close discovery of this beautiful area of the world.