Trains in Liguria: timetables, prices and tickets

Located in the north west of Italy, Liguria stretches for 5,415 Km2 and it has the five provinces of Genoa, Imperia, La Spezia and Savona. Bordered by Tuscany, Emilia – Romagna, with Piemonte and France . Maritime Alps and the Ligurian Apennines occupy most of the region, coming right up to the Ligurian Sea, this striking contrast derives from the unique and peculiar aspect of Liguria, represented by beaches not extensive in depth and always “limited” by the mountains behind them. The region’s economy is largely based on industry, trade and tourism, agriculture has never been here a great development, especially in response to the geography of the area. locally only a few plantations were established: in the most West, in the province of Imperia, has developed plants; area of ??Genoa and Savona found space vegetable crops and elsewhere are quite widespread olive groves and vineyards. Genoa, the regional capital, is gathered around the picturesque harbor, the more “active” in Italy for number of goods and passengers passing through. Embellished with an artistic heritage that culminates in the Cathedral dedicated to St. Lawrence, the city is divided into narrow alleys of alternating sumptuous palaces and imposing squares. A of the main attractions is the Aquarium of Genoa, one of the most modern and largest in Europe. Along the coast there are various centers of note: Camogli and Portofino with small harbors enclosed by colorful houses, the Cinque Terre, protected from ‘namesake National Park and UNESCO recognized, Lerici and Portovenere, the Gulf of La Spezia, are some places that bear witness to the beauty of this region, also famous abroad. La Riviera is, finally, one of the goals “more popular “by Italians and not only that, if during the winter destination of trips, in summer welcomes many families who find efficient beaches, tranquility, nature and relaxation.