Villa Nobel, located in Corso Cavallotti in Sanremo, was built in 1870 by the Rivolese pharmacist Pietro Vaccheri. This was the last residence of Alfred Nobel, who bought it in 1892, and raised it by adding a floor. Nobel loved to call it "My Nest" and moved there mainly for health reasons. It has belonged to the community since 1969, and has since been the venue for important meetings and cultural events. Since 2002 the villa has been completely restored to its original form. It is open to the public and houses a museum on the discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century, in addition the gardens of the villa are managed by the IPAA high school, the Professional Institute for Agriculture and the Environment of Sanremo.

The excursion in the heart of the "Sanctuary of the Cetaceans" established by Italy, France and the principality of Monaco, has as its objective the search for and observation of the eight species of cetaceans that inhabit the marine area. The stretch of sea protected by the Sanctuary is a portion of the Mediterranean that is extremely rich in marine life, and certainly the most important of the entire basin because of the cetacean populations it hosts. On the territory there are departures for whale watching from both Imperia and Sanremo.

Botanical walks in the hinterland, are the last frontier of tourism in the province of Imperia. Many visitors, especially foreigners are enthusiastic about the area, which includes Dolcedo, Valloria, Santa Brigida and even Mount Faudo, with a botanist who stops to point out particular species of flowers and plants. The walks are free, and moreover the botanist's wife, an ex-herbalist of Imperia, offers herbal teas with aquatic mint.

The Costarainera Wellness Park is a redevelopment project conceived and curated by the University of Genoa, which has seen to the creation of suggestive "rooms for naturotherapies" hosting species of plants that promote the psycho-physical well-being of the person and are used as natural therapies.

There are nine rooms inside the garden: "The Five Colours Diet", "The Garden of Chromotherapy", "The Garden of Flowers to Taste", "The Garden to Smell", "The Garden of Bach Flowers", "The Aromatherapy Garden", "The Garden of Good Breath", "The Path of Medicinal Plants", "The Educational Orchard" and "The area for orthotherapy and art therapy".

Inside the park, spaces have been created for orthotherapeutic educational laboratories and art therapy, in collaboration with the artists Judith Török and Carin Grudda.