Liguria is located deeply in the northwest of Italy between the foothills of the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea. The hilly land is barren and has brought its inhabitants only a small income from fishing and agriculture. A lot of Ligurian peculiarities have been preserved till our days which make a vacation here unique for the whole Italy.
Only modern tourism and new markets of old products have made the coastal strip on the Gulf of Genoa a very prosperous one. That is why the houses and apartments are quiet expensive in all the coastal cities what makes them very attractive for all the tourists.
Liguria is more than just the north of Italy. Its native residents are really proud of their history, of its amazing sights beginning from the remnants of the first people living in the caves here to some places of oil and wine production, and, of course, of its flowers that can’t be left without attention. Liguria is opened to everything what is new and alien due to its trade and tourism which affects its traditions and culture. You may find lots of information in different sections on Ligurien-netz.de.
The main source of employment in Liguria is tourism. As the number of tourists increases every year the revenues from it are also growing, so...
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Liguria is a beautiful coastal region in northwestern Italy. The whole region can be divided into four provinces: Genoa, La Spezia, Imperia and...
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Liguria has a rich history. From the Paleolithic era, about 80,000 years BC, the traces of the first inhabitants are found in the caves of...
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Liguria being one of the smallest regions in Italy has still very varied landscapes. The narrow coastal strip along the Mediterranean Sea is...
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Italy consists of beautiful regions that attract thousands of tourists from all over the world. One of them is the coastal part of Liguria in...
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The coastal region of Liguria is located in the northwestern part of Italy. It is characterized by an indescribably beautiful landscape,...
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Along the Gulf of Genoa there is located the second smallest wine-growing region of Italy. Ligurian wines are secret and outside the...
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