Among the towns of Liguria, Quiliano stands out for its long-standing cultivation of Granaccia grapes. Set in the valley of the Quiliano Torrent, the municipality rises from cultivated lowlands toward the Ligurian Apennines, with Savona and the Ligurian Sea close by. Vineyards and small farms remain important to local life, marking a quieter rural counterpart to the densely settled coast. Granaccia, a red grape traditionally grown here, is Quiliano’s defining wine and a key expression of western Liguria’s food culture. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Quiliano and Liguria.
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