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This is a beautiful ancient village ; It is nestled in a valley and a fast flowing river flows alongside the Main Street ; There is a ruined castle ; two churches and a picturesque arched bridge ; you can find some cafes and small shops in the narrow streets and it is worth a visit for a few hours ; …
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Not much to do or see. Two days is enough. Most things happens around The small city center. Ristorante Viassa is maybe The best restaurant. Where else do you get a Vieccho Romana on The house, as a digestive. A lot of pasta, pizza to eat in The town and very good meat, order «Tagliata»!…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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We visited Dolceacqua as part of the Monet exhibit in Bordighera. This is not worth the time or money. The village is old with quaint streets, lots of artists shops and restaurants near the river. The castle itself is in ruins without much to show or explain about medieval castles. There are informational signs explaining the history of the Nervia valley which are worth the read. So, go visit this village but spare yourself the Money exhibit.…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Considering how close Dolceacqua is to the coast, it is "medival" even though there are modern cafes etc. It is amazing that there can be such a marked difference in the cultural atmosphere within such a small geographical distance
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Date of experience: April 2019
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narrow alleys leading up to an old fort (closed when we were there). Magic atmosphere despite the souvenir shops. Take the local bus from Ventimiglia.
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Date of experience: April 2019
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