From the Oceanographic Museum Monaco, to the Aquarium in Genova, passing through Marineland Antibes or a navigation in the Cetacean Sanctuary of the Ligurian Sea, a wide offer to learn having fun about sea fauna.

In the immediate vicinity of the Franco-Italian border, a Belle Epoque villa sunk among Palm trees and subtropical vegetation, facing the sea.

This medieval village, immersed in the wonderful nature, offers an important astronomic observatory and "slow food" dishes with the typical violet artichoke.

Further remarkable inages of Toirano's caves and surroundings.

The time mashine brings you back to Stone Age

Triora is a location, which besides having one of the most picturesque villages in Italy, includes also a vast territory with heights ranging from 458 m. up to 2,153 m. above sea level and has a fascinating history.

The pottery in Liguria has ancient origins: due to the presence of clay in the Ligurian basin, raw material through which develops the pottery art since the second half of the twelfth century in Savona, then reaches in the '400'...

Here is a selection of sites not to be missed during your stay in the Mercantour.