Triora

Triora is a medieval village located in the Argentina Valley, in the Liguria region of Italy. The village has a rich history, dating back to Roman times, and is characterized by its typical medieval urban structure, with narrow alleyways and stone houses. Visitors can explore the village's ancient part, which features old structures such as a storeroom for salt preservation and votive niches at fountains and washbasins. The village is also home to the Regional Ethnographic Museum and Witchcraft, and is famous for its traditional products, including the Bread of Triora and Alporia cheese. Triora has a strong cultural scene, with several festivals throughout the year, including a summer witchcraft festival, a mushroom festival, and Halloween celebrations. The village is also known for its beautiful landscapes and is a great destination for families and nature lovers