San Remo is a town with about 60,000 inhabitants located in the Ligurian region. It was the pole of the European aristocracy in the 19th century.
Founded in Roman times, the city is best known as a tourist destination on the Italian Riviera.
The city hosts numerous cultural events such as the Sanremo Festival of Music and Milan - San Remo classic cycling.

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San Remo has a variety of impressive attractions and activities to enjoy. Tourists will have plenty of options such as the bustling beautiful beaches of the city and coastal towns, refreshing walks in the woods or mountains, not to mention the impressive medieval village of La Pigna with its historic remains of ancient churches, terraced houses, streets. and alleys and small squares.
Culture enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to the sacred main building in San Remo, the San Siro Cathedral that was first made of Romanesque-Gothic architecture.
Then visiting the impressive Russian Orthodox Church built in the early 1900s and the beautiful Church of San Michele is almost a must, as well as taking a stroll along Corso Matteotti to visit the stunning Borea d 'Olmo Palace, where you should not miss. the museum safes that are decorated by frescoes and the late 17th century paintings by Giovanni Battista Merano.
Lined with palm trees and decorated in orange and in the heart of San Remo is the beautiful Piazza Bresca which is also worth a trip and can be reached on foot along the impressive Santa Tecla fortress and along the "Delle Nazioni" boulevard or rent a bike to explore San Remo's fantastic coast.
For various types of experiences, there is an 18-hole golf course in town, horse riding and boating, not to mention the famous casino in town.
Sailors can take advantage of the city's two ports, Porto Vecchio and Portosole for over 890 boats. The more adventurous can venture on a motorboat trip along the coast or perhaps try windsurfing, canoeing and scuba diving in the splendid seabed at Ventimiglia.

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Italy is undoubtedly home to the Mediterranean diet and enjoys a huge variety of olive oil, pasta, fruits, vegetables, fish, white and red meat, vegetables and wine. San Remo has some excellent specialties although they have been enhanced by locally produced extra virgin olive oil such as stuffed vegetables, Cundiùn, homemade ravioli and Trofi or why not try the rice-green pie and vegetables cooked in a thin sheet of pastry and dried Cujun brand cod.

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The climate in San Remo is cold and temperate. San Remo has a significant amount of rainfall during the year. Even the driest month still has a lot of rainfall.
The average annual temperature is 14.2 ° C in San Remo.
About 864 mm of precipitation falls annually.

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