Salita a Porta delle Chiappe - translated, this can (also) mean "ascent of the buttocks". And that's exactly what you train when you climb the countless stairs to get to the viewpoint at Righi. But the view makes up for many of the steps, because from here you can enjoy a spectacular panorama over large parts of the city. If this is too strenuous for you, simply take the free funicular "funciolare Zecca Righi" to get up to the almost 290m.

Perched on a hill, this viewpoint offers a 360° view over rooftops, towers to the sea, through the vibrant harbor. Accessible via a historic Art Nouveau elevator system or via a picturesque panoramic road. Free access to the park invites you to watch not only tourists but also locals enjoying ice cream or drinks and exploring the narrow streets.

A hundred-year-old elevator preserved in the Art Nouveau style transports visitors directly to the Belvedere Luigi Montaldo. From there, a panoramic view opens up over historic rooftops to the port, framed by the Ligurian Sea. The ride alone, through the charming windows of the elevator station, offers a taste of the spectacular views that await at the top.

Pastel-coloured houses and green shutters characterise the backdrop of this old seafaring quarter. Small pebble beaches, surrounded by ice cream parlours and relaxed bars, invite you to linger. Trattorias serve fresh fish and Genoese specialties in the open air. A visit to the terrace next to St. Anthony's Church offers stunning sea and village views.

The really picturesque harbor of Vernazza, where locals and tourists like to go swimming or fishing from time to time. But the outer end of the harbor is even more beautiful: here you can relax on the cliffs and let the evening fade away as the sun goes down. There are plenty of restaurants and bottegas just around the corner where you can grab a glass of wine to go, for example. Absolutely worth seeing in the truest sense of the word!

The public gardens of La Spezia somehow also feel like the center of the city - with large, lush and well-tended areas where you can relax or find some shade in summer. Within the complex is the impressive Giuseppe Garibaldi monument - also well worth a visit. For those who prefer to sit by the water, the harbor is just around the corner... simply a nice place to escape the city and switch off for a while.

Walk along historic paths between olive groves and vineyards that connect the colorful fishing villages of the Cinque Terre. Each village offers unique insights and tastes of local cuisine – taste fresh fish served right at the harbor and enjoy the homemade limoncello while taking in the breathtaking views of the azure sea.

A stunning 2km cliff top promenade offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. Stroll along historic landmarks, such as the Groppallo Tower, and enjoy local specialties in charming bars and restaurants. The route ends in the famous Nervi Park with its exotic flora and invites you to linger in one of the most beautiful recreational parks in Italy.

With 27,000 square meters and around 15,000 animals from the world's oceans, this aquarium offers unique insights into near-natural habitats. Underwater tunnels and glass walkways allow for up-close encounters with sharks, dolphins and penguins. For children, there are interactive exhibits and the opportunity to touch sea creatures such as rays. Ideal for families to learn the importance of marine ecosystems in a fun way.

A 19th century complex with stunning European botanical gardens, built in an English romantic style. Over 170 years old, it offers enchanting ponds, impressive statues and a sprawling grotto. The gardens, recognized as the most beautiful park in Italy, have impressive theatrical constructions. A walking path leads through different sections with plants and interesting buildings.

Surrounded by lush English lawns, palm trees and an unparalleled collection of roses, this park offers a unique fusion of nature and culture. Situated on the cliff promenade, it offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Within the park are museum treasures with works that reflect local art history, while exotic plant species and historical statues line the path.

On the heights of Quinto al Mare, with the remains of a coastal battery from the Second World War, the Urbanpark offers not only historical insights, but also spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding countryside. The combination of cultural heritage and natural beauty creates unique visual experiences.