Liguria Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
Italian region
About Liguria
2,000 years ago the whole northwestern part of Italy, including what are nowPiedmontandLombardy, were inhabited by the Liguris, the people from whom this region gets its name. Liguria is home to seaside resort towns in the style ofCannesandMonaco, dozens of sandy, rocky and pebbly beaches, inGenoathe country's largest commercial and naval port, some of its most desolate stretches of coast, and terraced hillsides that produce olive oil considered to be more delicate even than that grown inTuscany.
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