Ice cream to die for
by NiceLife
The Market. Of course. No-one makes ice cream like the Italians. No-one. Ventimiglia has a small kiosk just near the railway station where I chanced on a "semi freddo" which blew my socks off. And the funny thing was that I wasn't wearing any at the time!.
Le Calandre, the sandy beach
by bazsi79
Le Calandre Beach is a small, narrow and secluded beach near Ventimiglia, about 1.5 km west of the city. It is one of the few sandy beaches in this area.
As this beach is nicely hidden behind a cliff, it is probably less crowded as the ones near the town centre.
Both the beach and the path to the beach offer great views of the neighbouring mountains. Don't expect a wide range of services here, but you will find a small bar to get some drinks, plus an outdoor shower to wash the sand off yourself.
Venture to Ventimiglia
by MTommyHill
Odds are, if you travel by train to Rome from Southern Frace you will actually pass through. Spending a few hours down by the beach is not the worst thing you can do with some extra time you might have. There are better beaches but it's a nice little stop if you've been riding for a while seeing the Sea, and now want to get out and wet your feet. Also if there is a cave-in on the train tunnels you may be forced to stop. That is how I first found this town.