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Favorite thing: Besides Nervi there are plenty of other lovely places all over the Ligurian Coast.
Camogli is just a few minutes by train and it might easily be combined with Nervi.
Take a walk on the coastline, go to the beach or simply spend some time in one of the many seaside-restaurants...
For more pics and infos about Camogli & the biggest pan in the world - please have a look on my Camogli-page !
Updated May 18, 2003
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Favorite thing: Nervi is already a part of Genua although you need about 15 minutes by train to get there from the centre of town.
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Fondest memory: Nervi is a lovely town that offers a great coast-walk with plenty of benches and some restaurants to relax
and it also has a great tropical garden and Rosary in the Villa Grimaldi
But be careful : It is open ONLY until you hear the signal, as you may see in this page ...
;-))
Updated May 18, 2003
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Favorite thing: Peaceful after a few days in the city
Fondest memory: Easy to relax by the sea, beautiful walk along via Anita Garibaldi, turn left from the station.
Written Feb 26, 2003
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Peaceful after a few days in the city Easy to relax by the sea, beautiful walk along via Anita Garibaldi, turn left from the station.
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Nervi - a lovely place on the coast of Liguria
Nervi is part of GENUA in the West-coast of Liguria
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I hadn't walked the Nervi promenade for very long and the culprit ;-) of all this is in my travelogue...
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Nah - not at all - Nervi is lovely. I was told it was one of the oldest touristic areas in Italy. Not for seeing old stuff and history and that - but for relaxing and resort type stuff. Building a......
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I've got some interesting experiences in Nervi. I'd love to share with you the 2 tips I've written, the 4 photos uploaded, and 2 travelogues I've created.
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It's mid February, the sun is shining, it's warm enough to sit outside without a coat, no wonder so many Brits choose to live abroad!
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