What to do in the Bormida Valley?
Riofreddo: History and Gastronomy of the Bormida Valley
Nestled among the green hills of the Bormida Valley, Riofreddo, a hamlet of the municipality of Murialdo, rises about 700 meters above sea level on the slopes of Mount Camulera. Despite being a small village, Riofreddo encompasses a great history and strong ties to...
Lisoni: the potato scones of the Bormida Valley
If there is one specialty that truly represents the soul of the Bormida Valley, it is Lisoni. These potato flatbreads, which resemble gnocchi but have a history and tradition all their own, are one of those dishes that tell more than just flavor: they tell of ties to...
Bignè Farm – Cheese, raw milk and ice cream in Bardineto
If there is one place I consider truly special, it is theBignè Farm in Bardineto. This place embodies everything I love about the Bormida Valley: unspoiled nature, animals treated with care and genuine products that tell the story of the area. In the late afternoon,...
Santamaria Laboratory – Calizzano
When I think of the flavors of the Bormida Valley, one of the first images that comes to mind is that of Laboratorio Santamaria in Calizzano. Located among the chestnut and beech forests that characterize this corner of the Ligurian hinterland, Santamaria is a true...
Where to shop for zero-mileage groceries: Bardineto, Calizzano and Val Bormida
Hi, I'm Nicoletta, and one of the values I hold dear is promoting tourism that brings real value to small mountain communities. Here in Bardineto, and more generally in the Bormida Valley, people put their heart and soul into producing local, natural food with an...
Cravè and Rio Frassino Ponds: a hidden oasis in the Bormida Valley
The Bormida Valley is a land rich in hidden treasures, perfect for those seeking unspoiled and little-known nature. Among its wonders, the small lakes of Cravè and Rio Frassino are an ideal destination for relaxing hikes, surrounded by the majesty of the Barbottina...






