Things to see and do Liguria

Sarzana's main square had been involved in work for centuries (th-century) to achieve its current aspect. It is surrounded by a series of elegant palaces dating from the th to the th century. 

The bigo was a metal crane once used on the decks of cargo ships to lift goods. In 1992, Renzo Piano took up the concept and made it the symbol of Porto Antico. A useful symbol, since it is also used to support the tent in the nearby festival square. A rotating panoramic elevator takes you to the very top of this large, upside-down spider at a height of 40 m, offering one of the finest views of Genoa and the sea. You'll get two full turns, so you'll be able to see the whole panorama.

The Albissola Marina tourist office, located in Piazza W. Lam, is an essential information point for visitors to the town. The tourist office offers a range of services, such as promoting local tourism, managing tourist events and activities, and updating the town's website. It also manages the municipality's external communication services, including press relations and social media.

As early as the 13th century, the "bankers" carried out their activities under the arcades of the medieval houses, hence the name. A few meters from the port, the Loggia dei Mercanti (1598) housed the first stock market in Italy from 1855 to 1942. The church of San Pietro (1572), covered with trompe l'oeil frescoes and in an elevated position, was built on land belonging to the Lomellini family of merchants, who only gave permission to build it on condition that the existing shops were maintained. The only solution was to build upwards.