Alassio town
Alassio town
Discovered in the mid-19th century by the English, who fell in love with its climate and beauty, it has become one of the best known and most popular locations in western Liguria. Very long beaches with fine sand, deep sandy and a sloping seabed. The beach of Alassio, the heart of the Bay of the Sun (La Baia del Sole), is the ideal place for children, if you want to enjoy a peaceful family holiday, but also to stroll in its alleyways or practice all the available sports.
Nome in dialetto: Aȓàsce
IAT: Via Mazzini, 68, Alassio
Telefono: 0182 647027
Email: info@visitalassio.eu
Alassio's famous muretto was the brainchild of Mario Berrino, owner of the Caffè Roma, who decided to give new life to the muretto in front of his business.
The Alassio wall
Home of the 'Baci di Alassio' biscuits, it is better known as the 'City of Lovers' thanks to its famous little wall covered with very different ceramic tiles, a tradition started in '53 by the owner of the 'Caffè Roma', Mario Berrino, and his friend Ernest Hemingway
The landing of the Saracens is the historical episode par exCelle townnce that marked this village. Every year, between the end of July and the beginning of August, Laigueglia commemorates this moment through a “battle” by the sea.
The 'Budello' alley
Second in fame, after the muretto, is the 'Budello', the non native name for the narrow alleyway that runs parallel to the sea. Elegance is the name that befits it, both for its numerous shops with prestigious brands and finely renovated, and for the palaces and small squares that suddenly open up. Between houses you can enjoy glimpses of the sea. Perpendicular to the Budello are the curious little alleys, known as 'esci' here, leading to the sea and the fishermen's houses. The waterfront is a succession of restaurants, bars and clubs full of buzz and where you can also enjoy live music.
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