Verezzi, nestled along the Riviera delle Palme, between Finale and Pietra Ligure, is made up of four villages characterized by narrow streets and stone buildings. Walking through the village you can see the houses leaning against each other, the white terraces and the “visible” gardens.
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Set along the Riviera delle Palme, between Finale and Pietra Ligure, Borgio Verezzi is divided between Borgio, located on the sea, and Verezzi, on the hill.
Among the main places worth visiting include: the parish church of San Pietro at Borgio, built on the ruins of the ancient castle of Burgum Albinganeum in 1789; the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Good Counsel, always at Borgio, within the local cemetery, dating back to the late middle ages. To Verezzi instead we find the Church of Sant’Agostino, near the homonymous square, seat of the annual festival theater, dated back to the XIV century.
The caves of Borgio Verezzi, said “Valdemino”, are a classic example of the karstic phenomenon, the structure of which was generated in time by the slow erosion of water through the rock. The cavity was discovered in 1933.
The Theatrical Festival of Borgio Verezzi, founded by Enrico Rembado and Maria Valentinotti Rossi in 1967, was born as a tourist initiatives at local level which took instead, with time, prestige up to flourish in the framework of the festival at national level. The festival takes place always in the summer period in the ancient village of Verezzi, mainly in the months of July/August, putting in scene the classic par excellence (including Goldoni, Shakespeare, Pirandello); it was later decided to propose a theme for use alongside classics also contemporary performances or unusual (cite certainly Hell and Purgatory Dante, set in the old quarries of fossils of verezzina hill, a theatrical route innovative and highly suggestive).
In the agricultural field active is the cultivation of fruit and vegetables, species of olive trees, almond trees, carobs and fruit trees; limited local and is the industrial production in the food sector of olive oil and wine.
To Borgio Verezzi is and was extracted the pink marble of Verezzi, commercially known as stone of Verezzi or stone Lara. It is a natural limestone used for the interiors.
The village of Verezzi
Municipality of Borgio Verezzi
Province of Savona
Liguria Region
inhabitants: 2.205 2.147 borgesi, verezzini
Altitude center: 10 m a.s.l.
The Municipality is part of
Borghi più belli d’Italia
Awards from the Municipality
Bandiera Blu
Municipality
Via Municipio 17 – phone +39 019 618211
BY CAR
- Along the highway, the closest exits to the center of Borgio Verezzi are:
– Finale Ligure exit (A10 Genova-Ventimiglia)
– Pietra Ligure exit (A10 Genova-Ventimiglia)
– Albenga exit (A8 Milan-Varese)
– Altare – Carcare exit (A6 Turin-Savona)
ON THE TRAIN
- Ligurian Finale station
- Pietra Ligure station
What to see in Verezzi
Discover what to see in Verezzi among monuments, scenic views, museums, churches and symbolic places of the village. A useful selection to plan your visit and explore the area.
Where to eat in Verezzi
For those looking for where to eat in Verezzi, here are restaurants, trattorias, taverns and places to taste the area and experience the village through local cuisine.
Where to shop in Verezzi
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Where to stay in Verezzi
If you are looking for where to stay in Verezzi, you can choose from hotels, B&Bs, farm stays and holiday homes in the village and nearby, for a slower stay among landscapes, culture and authentic hospitality.
Rentals in Verezzi
To move around and enjoy the area freely, discover rentals available in Verezzi and around the village.
News and stories about “Verezzi”
Insights and stories from the area, to keep discovering.
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