Bordighera
One of the most beloved places of Bordighera is the Argentina Promenade. Known as the longest...
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Charles Garnier’s traces: his Villa in Bordighera
Charles Garnier was one of the most important architects of the nineteenth century. It was he who...
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Pineta del Capo and Marabutto
Pineta del Capo in Bordighera Alta is a fascinating green lung located behind Palazzo Garnier, the...
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Monet, Bordighera and the Beodo
“Everything is wonderful, the countryside is more beautiful every day and I am bewitched by the...
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The English “taste” of the Bordighera Lawn Tennis Club
It is now history. Not everybody knows that the one in the centre of Bordighera was the first...
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Villa Pompeo Mariani, the abode of art
When Mariani bought the small villa in via della Madonnetta in Bordighera from Countess Fanshawe...
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The Pallanca exotic garden, an Eden in Bordighera
Standing on an evocative rocky cliff overlooking the sea and warmed by the sun, the Pallanca...
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Charles Garnier’s traces: his Villa in Bordighera
Bordighera – Charles Garnier was one of the most important architects of the nineteenth...
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The Clarence Bicknell Museum-library in Bordighera
The “Clarence Bicknell Museum-Library bears the name of its founder who had it built between 1886...
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Irene Brin’s garden in Sasso Bordighera (IM)
“Irene’s Garden”, in the village of Sasso at Bordighera is a “landscape”...
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