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Explore the many paths in Beigua Park, the Lungomare Europa or the Sanctuary of N.S. della Guardia.<\/p>\n
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In an area as rich in biodiversity as Liguria is, the sea and the mountains embrace each other, giving life to enchanting places and paths.<\/p>\n
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A splendid terrace overlooking the sea from which start more than 500 km of paths that will allow you to do many activities such as biking, trekking and much more.<\/p>\n
From the top of Mount Beigua (1267m) it is possible to observe the two eastern and western Ligurian rivieras, the Alpine arc from the Ligurian Alps to the Pennines, the western Po Valley, the Ligurian and Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, the Apuan Alps and Corsica.<\/p>\n
From here you can also take the Alta Via Dei Monti Liguri, a wonderful route that crosses the peaks of the entire Ligurian Riviera, from Ventimiglia to Ceparana.<\/p>\n
For further information about paths and park
http:\/\/www.parcobeigua.it\/iti.php<\/p>\n
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A splendid terrace overlooking the sea from which start more than 500 km of paths that will allow you to do many activities such as biking, trekking and much more.<\/p>\n
From the top of Mount Beigua (1267m) it is possible to observe the two eastern and western Ligurian rivieras, the Alpine arc from the Ligurian Alps to the Pennines, the western Po Valley, the Ligurian and Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, the Apuan Alps and Corsica.<\/p>\n
From here you can also take the Alta Via Dei Monti Liguri, a wonderful route that crosses the peaks of the entire Ligurian Riviera, from Ventimiglia to Ceparana.<\/p>\n
For further information about paths and park
http:\/\/www.parcobeigua.it\/iti.php<\/p>\n
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After a suggestive walk along the many paths that run through Monte Grosso, we arrive at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Guard, built by the Marquises of Ivrea in 1864.<\/p>\n
Overlooking the sea, this hiking destination offers one of the most beautiful views of the Ligurian Riviera, from which you can admire much of the coast from La Spezia to Cape Noli, as well as the surrounding mountain arch.<\/p>\n
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After a suggestive walk along the many paths that run through Monte Grosso, we arrive at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Guard, built by the Marquises of Ivrea in 1864.<\/p>\n
Overlooking the sea, this hiking destination offers one of the most beautiful views of the Ligurian Riviera, from which you can admire much of the coast from La Spezia to Cape Noli, as well as the surrounding mountain arch.<\/p>\n
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Among the favorite destinations of walkers, cicilists and pilgrims, there is definitely the Hermitage of the Desert, located on the Varazzine Heights, shortly after the hamlet of Faje.<\/p>\n
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Sparse nel folto della vegetazione vi sono sette cappelle chiamate “Romitori”, all’interno delle quali i Frati trascorrevano periodi in solitudine e penitenza.<\/span><\/p>\neremo del deserto<\/h2>\n
Sparse nel folto della vegetazione vi sono sette cappelle chiamate “Romitori”, all’interno delle quali i Frati trascorrevano periodi in solitudine e penitenza.<\/span><\/p>\nlungomare europa<\/h2>\n
lungomare europa<\/h2>\n