Badalucco

Two humpbacked bridges from the late Middle Ages mark the way in and out of Badalucco, a medieval village of bare stone houses strung along its stream in the middle Argentina valley. Olive terraces climb the opposite slope, giving way higher up to the woods and pastures of Monte Faudo. Count Oberto of Ventimiglia chose it as his residence before it passed to Genoa in 1261.

Highlights

• The two late-medieval humpbacked bridges at either end of the village
• Stone lanes, caruggi and small squares of the old centre
• Monte Faudo, wooded and grazed, with traces of Neolithic settlement
• Olive terraces on the slopes facing the village

Summary based on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.