Bussana Vecchia is an open-air museum, a charming place characterized by shops and small ateliers where beauty is revealed through the most minute details.
In the late nineteenth century, a violent earthquake devastated the entire area, causing a gradual desertification that, however, saw the village reborn in the fifties thanks to a group of artists, philosophers and artisans who restored the ancient houses around the castle, transforming them into new homes and art studios.
Thus, between open-air laboratories, cozy taverns and lively shops, the village has regained its vitality and visitors still suffer the great charm.
Walking through Bussana Vecchia is a unique experience for those who are always looking for new and fascinating destinations, but little known.
The panoramic view is spectacular and, if the weather is good, you can see the sea in the distance.
