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Imperia · Liguria
Things to see in Sanremo
In Sanremo the atlas lists 35 historic places: 16 historic villas and palaces, 7 museums, 6 archaeological sites, 3 fortresses and towers, 1 abbey or monastery, 1 lighthouse and 1 historic theatre.
Of these, 2 list opening hours.
Don’t miss: Pinacoteca Rambaldi (1865), museum in Sanremo, Italy.
By date of construction, the most common period is the Modern era (68% of dated places).
- 35historic places
- 52,787inhabitants
- 15 maltitude
35 places
Villas and palaces 16
Museums 7
Archaeological sites 6
Fortresses and towers 3
Abbeys and monasteries 1
Lighthouses 1
Historic theatres 1
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Getting there
Sanremo's train station and bus terminal are both located in the city center. The Italian train company Trenitalia offers frequent connections to Ventimiglia to the west (on the border with France) and Turin and Genoa to the east.
Sanremo railway station (Stazione di Sanremo).
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What to see, according to Wikivoyage
Villa Nobel. The house of Alfred Nobel where he lived the last year of his life; the building can be visited with a guided tour.
- Villa Hanbury: near Sanremo is an open air botanical garden where over 5,800 tropical species grow.
- Russian Church
- Casino
- Old town (Pigna)
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