The visit of Dolceacqua get back in the car and continue uphill: soon you will notice Apricale, which appears on the road in a foreshortening suggestive, almost fairytalewith the Maritime Alps providing the backdrop for a village built entirely of stone perched on a steep hillside always kissed by the sun.
The beating heart of village life is the beautiful central square, with its Gothic fountain and stone seats, surrounded by a cluster of houses, alleyways, stairways, buttresses, subways and vegetable gardens that recall a life of yesteryear.
This lively village has a busy annual calendar of exhibitions, cultural events and village festivals, which you will always find updated by clicking su this link.
As you walk through the town's alleys, you will discover many small shops selling food and typical products, among the tasty specialities gastronomic local must-try is the pansarola: a typical pancake-like dessert to be dipped in hot eggnog.
Eat & Drink in Apricale:
