Orange Flags

Discover the villages of the Riviera that received a prize by the Italian Touring Club.

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Apricale

Apricale is included in “The villages of Stone” circuit and was the first Ligurian municipality to be included in The Most Beautiful Villages of Italy.

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Brugnato

The ancient centre, built with an elongated annular structure, preserves Renaissance stone gates.

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Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena

In the long main street, the typical narrow and winding alleyways of Liguria entangle, creating a weave in the urban fabric of the village.

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Dolceacqua

“A superb place, with a bridge that is a jewel of lightness” by Claude Monet

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Perinaldo

Perinaldo has maintained, over the centuries, the cultivation of the taggiasca olive.

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Pigna

The village of Pigna emerges from a scenographic vegetation with a varied composition, with vineyards and dense woods.

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Santo Stefano d’Aveto

The village of Santo Stefano d’Aveto is located in an alpine valley, dominated by Mount Maggiorasca, which has always been a point of reference for the valley.

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Sassello

Sassello was the first Italian municipality to have obtained the orange flag by of the Italian Touring Club, synonymous with its establishment of tourist and environmental quality for the villages of Italian hinterland.

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Seborga

Seborga assumed the title of small principality until 1729, when it became property of the Savoy family.

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Toirano

It burrows its historical roots about twelve thousand years ago, with numerous recesses excavated in the rock probably inhabited by primitive populations of Liguria, from the last glaciation on…

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Triora

The popularity of the village derives from the famous process, which gave the village the name of “village of witches”

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