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Overview
Badalucco, a village in the Argentina Valley, is one of the most important olive oil cultivation and production locations in western Liguria, with the presence of old oil mills and mills, many of which are still in operation.
One of Badalucco's strong points is its good cuisine. A must-try is the tasty stoccafisso alla badalucchese and the famous Slow Food Presidium beans. The streets of the old village are an open-air museum with murals and ceramic works placed on the exposed stones and plaster of the medieval houses.
For those who love trekking, we recommend the mule track that leads to Mount Carmo, to the sanctuary of the Madonna della Neve, and the itinerary to the Tana di Bertrand, a small cave where bone tools, flint arrowheads and funerary objects were found, currently on display at the Sanremo Archaeological Museum.
18010 Badalucco IM, Italia
