The Village of Dolceacqua, It.

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Dolceacqua, Italy is a small medieval village positioned in the mountains above the Liguria sea close to the French border.  It boasts a castle and has been famous for its Rossese grape (wine).  Its worth a day trip to this "Sweet Water" village near Genoa.








The castle on the hill.








Medieval stone streets







Pretty pastel colors







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Another sweet town on the Ligurian sea..



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