Here are the best things to do in San Remo!
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1. A Cuvèa
This cozy warmly lit place with bottles of wine is filled with locals making traditional homemade dishes like tagliolini with seafood or zimino di seppie (squid stew).
3. Bussana Vecchia
Seven kilometers northeast of San Remo lies an intriguing artists' colony. On Ash Wednesday in 1887, an earthquake destroyed the village of Bussana Vecchia. It remained a ghost town until the 1960s.
4. Chiesa Russa Ortodossa
The Russian Orthodox church of Cristo Salvatore - with its onion domes and its pale blue inside - designed by Alexei Shchusev, who later planned Lenin's tomb in Moscow. Icons and murals of Christian saints line up inside, and liturgical services are still held on Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings for the Russian expatriate community.
5. Il Casinò Municipale
The building dates from 1905 and was designed by Parisian architect Eugenio Ferret. Slot machines (more than 400 of them) open at 10 am; other games (roulette, blackjack, poker, etc) kick off at 2.30 pm. Dress smart-casual and bring ID (the minimum age for entry is 18).
6. Museo Civico
Housed in a 15th-century palazzo, several rooms in this museum, some with fine frescoed ceilings, display local prehistoric and Roman archaeological finds, paintings and temporary exhibitions. Highlights include the reverence in 1808 of Maurizio Carrega, Gloria di San Napoleone and a bronze statue of Franco Bargiggia.
7. Caffè Ducale
Panache Italy with a perfectly arranged terrace at the front makes this elegant-enoteca-salon de thé become one of the most attractive spots in town for coffee or aperitivo (pre-drink dinner). Grab a table in front and linger over tasty panini, salads or pasta while watching the city stroll past.
8. Urbicia Vivas
Located in a quiet medieval square in the famous old town of San Remo, Urbicia is very loyal to the old Ligurian recipes, with a strong tendency towards seafood. Highlights include ravioli of borage (a Mediterranean herb with a faint cucumber taste), grilled squid with lime and pepper sauce, and spaghetti with clams.
9. Villa Nobel
The Moorish Villa Nobel houses a museum dedicated to Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel, who established the Nobel Prize while living here. At the time of research, the building remained closed for long-term restoration.
10. Rallye Storico
In April, San Remo's famous car rally revs up for cars made between 1931 and 1981.
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