Nestled between the hills of the hinterland and the sea of the western Ligurian Riviera, Dolceacqua is a medieval village with unique charm, famous for its Romanesque humpback bridge and the majestic Doria Castle.
A place that has enchanted artists such as Claude Monet, captivated by its timeless beauty.
Strolling through the stone alleys, called caruggi, means immersing yourself in an authentic atmosphere, made up of picturesque views, artisan shops and scents that tell the story of Ligurian cuisine.
Around the village, nature offers landscapes of rare beauty: vineyards, olive groves and scenic trails ideal for those who love trekking or cycling.
Dolceacqua's location is also perfect for exploring the surrounding area: the beaches of Bordighera and Ventimiglia, the nearby French Riviera and the Principality of Monaco, and the small medieval villages of the Ligurian hinterland.
A place that combines history, art and nature, offering unforgettable experiences to those who visit it.
For those staying in Dolceacqua, a visit to the Doria Castle is an experience not to be missed.
The cuisine of Dolceacqua reflects the soul of western Liguria: it is simple, authentic and deeply rooted in the local area. Read more
‘... the place is superb; there is a bridge that is a jewel of lightness ...’ Claude Monet