Soldano, agricultural village that produces Rossese di Dolceacqua wine

What it is and where it is

We realize right away the importance of agriculture in this area. In fact, although not so far from the sea, it is still an inland village that does not live off the direct tourism of those who opt for a vacation along the Riviera dei Fiori. Yet, as you climb the hill overlooking the medieval settlement, as you stroll among the vineyards and smell the priceless scent of mimosas in bloom, you will catch a glimpse of the sea and almost feel as if you can feel the salt on your face, carried by the wind as it channels through the valley. An enchanting inland flower garden, all waiting to be discovered.

Why it is special

To the west of the Verbone stream a small cluster of houses with facing stones, gathered around the so-called "new" square; to the east the newer villas, town hall and school. All enclosed among the small hills of Alta Val Crosia, with wide cultivated terraces located everywhere: olive trees, fig trees, roses, broom and, of course, the vineyards from which the fine Rossese di Dolceacqua wine is made.