"Le Scale" Borgo vecchio dei Pescatori

Cod. Citra 008017-LT-0051 The apartment is inside the Borgo Vecchio dei Pescatori building. In ancient times it was inhabited by fishermen and used as a boat storage. Tastefully decorated, it is characterized by vaults with exposed bricks. The apartment has a large living room with kitchenette and double sofa bed. Going down two steps you enter the bathroom and the double bedroom with window. Fully equipped kitchen. On request bed linen and towels for € 10 per person. 1. For reservations in April and October it is preferable to ask me in advance for information on the expected climate and temperatures, as the apartment does not have heating. 2. Please keep quiet between 2pm and 4pm and after 11pm All the apartments of Borgo Vecchio dei Pescatori are at most 50 meters from the splendid rocky beaches of Cervo. Access to the sea is between the Baia dei Corallini and the famous Porteghetto. The Via Aurelia is accessed via a staircase or car access. Within 200 meters you can find: pharmacy, post office, bus stop for the Andora / Sanremo line, medical guard, supermarket, various bars and restaurants. Crossing the Via Aurelia (10m) you have direct access to the staircase leading to the medieval village full of historicity and breathtaking panoramas. Inside the Antico Borgo dei Pescatori you will also find a detailed map of the cycle paths in the surroundings of Cervo Cervo is an Italian town in the province of Imperia. Located close to the final stretch of the "Cervo" torrent, it slopes gently towards the Ligurian Sea and is the first municipality on the renowned Riviera dei Fiori. Inhabited since prehistoric times by the Ligurian Ingauni and following the Roman invasion in 181a. c., the primitive village, became an important center, thanks to its strategic position and the presence of some springs. Rich in history, Cervo presents architecture from various eras including the parish church of "San Giovanni Battista", which stands imposing above the hill. It is also known as the "Church of the Corallini", as it was built thanks to the proceeds of coral fishing. A country rich in culture suitable for those who want to enjoy their holidays in peace. Deer and music. In 1964 the Hungarian vionilist Sandor Vegh fell in love with the Chiesa dei Corallini and the extraordinary acoustics of the place. He managed to convince the municipal administration in what then seemed to be a titanic feat, but which over time has become one of the most famous and long-lived summer festivals on the national scene. On the churchyard of the Cervo International Chamber Music Festival, dominated by the soft pastel colors and the Rococo stuccos of the facade of the Church of S. Giovanni Battista, all the Greats of International Classical Music played and not just the stars of our house. Among the latter, however, we remember Uto Ughi, Benedetto Michelangeli, Salvatore Accardo and Severino Gazzelloni. Over the years, the relationship between Cervo and music has become closer and more fruitful, also thanks to other satellite festivals dedicated to specific instruments and musical genres. The Summer Academy held at the end of August has attracted hundreds of young musicians from all over the world for almost twenty years