Hanbury Gardens, La Mortola
Terraced gardens offer Mediterranean and exotic plants, a Moorish-style villa, and stunning Ligurian coast views.
Hanbury Gardens at La Mortola were created in the 19th century by Sir Thomas Hanbury and remain one of the Riviera’s great botanical landscapes. Spread across terraces descending towards the sea, they contain Mediterranean and exotic species collected from many parts of the world. Architectural elements, including the Moorish-style villa, add further interest to the planting. The views across the Ligurian coast are an integral part of the experience.
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