San Remo - for many Italians, but also for foreigners, a term in music. Every year in spring the music festival takes place here, which is hotly observed and discussed in Italy. Foreign guests have also caused a sensation in recent years.
San Remo is also known as a health resort and has been for a long time. It has churches of the Roman Catholic, Russian Orthodox, Lutheran, Romanian Orthodox and Waldesian churches - there was also an Anglican and Presbyterian congregation in the past, these still have their own cemetery in Bordighera. Cycling races, car rallies and sailing regattas are among the sporting highlights.
Alfred Nobel lived and died in San Remo. He is buried here.
The Hotel Londra visited e.g. the tsarina Marija Alexandrovna and also the empress Elisabeth, called Sissy, was here on cure.
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