Orange  Flag  Towns  of  Liguria

Latest update: 21 February 2022
The Orange Flag towns of Liguria provide some of the most memorable scenery that the region can provide. There are 15 towns and villages in Liguria that qualify for the list which is produced by Touring Club Italiano. The Bandiera Arancione or Orange Flag is a mark of excellence in terms of tourism. 

Each of the locations on the list has met certain criteria in terms of facilities and aesthetic charms. There is also some crossover between this list and the list of Liguria's Borghi Più Belli d'Italia which works in a similar way. Among the most notable Orange Flag towns in Liguria are Dolceaqcua, Pignone and Airole. 
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Dolceacqua

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Dolceacqua, Liguria

Pignone

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Pignone, Liguria

Airole

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Airole, Liguria

Toirano

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Toirano, Liguria

Castelnuovo  Magra

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Castelnuovo Magra, Liguria

Santo  Stefano  d'Aveto

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Santo Stefano d'Aveto, Liguria

Perinaldo

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Perinaldo, Liguria

Sassello

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Sassello, Liguria

Pigna

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Pigna, Liguria

Varese  Ligure

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Varese Ligure

Brugnato

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Brugnato, Liguria

Apricale

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Apricale, Liguria

Triora

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Triora, Liguria

Castelvecchio  di  Rocca  Barbena

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Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena, Liguria

Seborga

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Seborga, Liguria

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