How do I choose between the experiences in Sanremo?

Decide what you want to take home. Hands-on cooking classes suit anyone who wants a skill, while food tours and wine tastings suit those who would rather eat and learn than chop. Half-day options such as the Vespa tour cover more ground along the Riviera, and the inland wine route trades the coast for vineyard views.

Do Sanremo activities suit travellers without a car?

Most central experiences meet in Sanremo itself, within walking distance of the seafront and the old town, so no car is needed. Wine and valley excursions typically include transport or a meeting point in town. If you plan to explore the Nervia Valley or the hinterland villages independently, a car helps, but guided options remove that need.

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Things to do in Sanremo

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About Sanremo

Sanremo pairs a faded belle-époque elegance with a working Italian seaside town: a palm-lined promenade, a medieval hilltop core called La Pigna, and a market culture that rewards anyone who eats their way through it. Food is the strongest thread here, from the sea-view kitchen of Pasta & Basta: Cooking Class with Sea View and Tasting to the old-town lanes covered by the Sanremo Food Tour: Authentic Ligurian Street Food & Medieval Old Town. Inland, the Nervia Valley opens up wine country that most coastal visitors never reach.

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Frequently asked questions

Sanremo's calendar fills fast around the Festival della Canzone Italiana in late winter and through the summer beach months, when cooking classes and food tours sell out days ahead. For small-group experiences with a local host, booking a week or more in advance is sensible in high season.