Borghetto d'Arroscia
Borghetto d’Arroscia takes its name from the stream that comes down from the Ligurian Alps and runs the length of the valley. It is a valley-floor village at 155 metres, with the parish church of San Bernardo and two oratories dedicated to Saint John the Baptist and Saint Peter.
Towards Ubaga, the ruin of an old tower still stands. The patron saint is Saint Mark, celebrated on 25 April.
What to see in Borghetto d'Arroscia
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Borghetto d'Arroscia on the map
- To see
Other towns in the province of Imperia
- Airole
- Apricale
- Aquila d'Arroscia
- Armo
- Aurigo
- Badalucco
- Bajardo
- Bordighera
- Borgomaro
- Camporosso
- Caravonica
- Castel Vittorio
- Castellaro
- Ceriana
- Cervo
- Cesio
- Chiusanico
- Chiusavecchia
- Cipressa
- Civezza
- Cosio di Arroscia
- Costarainera
- Diano Arentino
- Diano Castello
- Diano Marina
- Diano San Pietro
- Dolceacqua
- Dolcedo
- Imperia
- Isolabona
- Lucinasco
- Mendatica
- Molini di Triora
- Montalto Carpasio
- Montegrosso Pian Latte
- Olivetta San Michele
- Ospedaletti
- Perinaldo
- Pietrabruna
- Pieve di Teco
- Pigna
- Pompeiana
- Pontedassio
- Pornassio
- Prelà
- Ranzo
- Rezzo
- Riva Ligure
- Rocchetta Nervina
- San Bartolomeo al Mare
- San Biagio della Cima
- San Lorenzo al Mare
- Sanremo
- Santo Stefano al Mare
- Seborga
- Soldano
- Taggia
- Terzorio
- Triora
- Vallebona
- Vallecrosia al mare
- Vasia
- Ventimiglia
- Vessalico
- Villa Faraldi
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