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Are you heading to the sea? Or perhaps just passing through. Maybe you came looking for a quiet place, a strategic starting point to explore both the Ligurian Riviera without missing the nearby Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whatever the reason for your trip, Carcare is logistically ideal, given its proximity to the motorway exit, just 3.7 km away, allowing you to reach the splendid beaches of Bergeggi in just 26 minutes by car, without paying exorbitant prices near the sea. A family of 3 or a group of friends will find this typical apartment in the charming historic center the perfect base. If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, you’ll be pleased to know the surrounding area is a marvel to explore on foot or by mountain bike. If you’re arriving by train, the station is just 1.6 km away on foot. Upon arrival at the building, after retrieving the keys from the lockbox, your apartment is located on the second and top floor WITHOUT an elevator. To the left of the entrance, you’ll find the spacious bathroom, equipped with complete ceramic fixtures, including a bathtub and shower to refresh yourself before bed. Toilet, bidet, sink with mirror, and a hairdryer are available for every guest, along with a free-use washing machine and drying rack. There’s also a TV for those who only fall asleep with a good movie. A fan is available in the apartment for the hottest nights. Of course, we also highlight the fast motorway connection to the beaches of Bergeggi, reachable in just 26 minutes by car. CIN: IT009018C2CYSBBIE9 “Copying and reproduction of content and images in any form is prohibited. Redistribution and publication of content and images without the express authorization of the author is prohibited. Copyright © 2025!”

The historic center of Carcare, in the heart of the Val Bormida, is a charming medieval village built on both banks of the Bormida di Pallare river. It developed along the ancient valley road (the historic Via Aemilia Scauri) and is divided in two by the river itself. 🏘️ Features and atmosphere Proximity to the river: The cobbled streets and architectural views preserve the historic aura of the village, marked by narrow alleys, old stone houses, and small squares. Urban configuration: The whole appears suspended between history and daily life – just think of the redevelopment projects on via Castellani, where children directly participated by laying colorful mosaics on the stones. Monuments and places of interest Church of San Giovanni Battista (1888‑91): In Baroque style, it houses a splendid crucifix by Anton Maria Maragliano and 18th-century frescoes by Giovanni Borgna and Alfredo Luxoro. Church of Sant’Antonio Abate (1621‑23): Annexed to the former Piarist Fathers’ college, it has a Greek cross layout with a dome, frescoes of the four Evangelists, and Ligurian works from the 18th century. Piarist complex and Calasanzio high school: Founded in 1621, today it hosts the classical, scientific, and linguistic high school. It played a central cultural role in the valley and preserves a frescoed Aula Magna. Town hall and castle ruins: The town hall stands where the Del Carretto castle once was; today a few stone traces remain, incorporated into the majestic civic building. Old Bridge: Crosses the Bormida and connects the two halves of the center; it dates back to the 19th century, built in stone after some landslides. Other notable places Historic villas such as Villa Maura (now housing the civic library and Barriliana museum), Villa Fina, Villa Cenni, Villa Bolla, and others from the 19th and early 20th centuries enrich the center with styles ranging from neoclassical to Art Nouveau. Atmosphere and living culture Walking through the historic center reveal