Bordighera
Elegant coastal town with palm trees and Monet connection
Elegant coastal town known for its palm trees and exceptionally mild climate. Historically, Bordighera was very popular with British winter guests.
Claude Monet painted several works here during his stay on the Riviera in 1884. The Via Romana still commemorates his presence today.
Bordighera has the unique privilege of supplying palm branches to the Vatican for Easter celebrations - a tradition dating back to the 16th century.
Highlights
- Palm production for the Vatican since the 16th century
- Claude Monet painted here in 1884
- Lungomare Argentina - elegant seafront promenade
- Medieval old town on the hill
- Giardino Esotico Pallanca
- Mild climate year-round
Directions
About 25 minutes by car. Via Ventimiglia (SS20), then coastal road Via Aurelia. Alternatively by train from Ventimiglia (10 min).
Parking along the promenade and in the center
Practical Information
Bordighera station with regular connections. Elegant shops and cafes along the promenade. Beaches with pebbles and sand.
Best Time to Visit
Pleasant year-round due to the mild climate. Spring particularly beautiful with palm blossoms.
Location
18012 Bordighera (IM), Italien
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