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Villa Nobel, Sanremo

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Villa Nobel reviews

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By Yallands

We have visited Sanremo many times over the years, but this is the first time we made time to pay a visit to Villa Nobel. We are so glad that we did as it was an extremely interesting and informative.... more

We have visited Sanremo many times over the years, but this is the first time we made time to pay a visit to Villa Nobel. We are so glad that we did as it was an extremely interesting and informative.... more »
By saronic

One of the most famous persons associated with Sanremo is Alfred Nobel, best known today as inventor of dynamite and for his legacy, the Nobel prize. In 1891 he bought - mainly for health reasons - a.... more

One of the most famous persons associated with Sanremo is Alfred Nobel, best known today as inventor of dynamite and for his legacy, the Nobel prize. In 1891 he bought - mainly for health reasons - a.... more »
By Travelingjohn123

I would have loved to visit this villa and gardens having read the story of Nobel of unfortunately it was closed due to Covit. Sanremo is a disappointing town so unlikely I’ll be back.

I would have loved to visit this villa and gardens having read the story of Nobel of unfortunately it was closed due to Covit. Sanremo is a disappointing town so unlikely I’ll be back. more »

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By Alla Tokar

Charming villa, 2 floors and lovely terrace, overlooking the Sea. I would highly recommend to visit 😊 . The reception lady is very friendly. Cozy furniture of the house and Interesting exhibition of achievements of Alfred Nobel at the basement floor.

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By Beate Kathrine Berge

7 euro is rather expensive for a tour of little interest and few artifacts. The outside of the building was the best part, and the garden was dissapointing compared to the one surrounding the museum of flowers just down the street.

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By Matthias Meussen

An impressive villa of a very rich but still somewhat modest person at that level. The execution is quite silent on his arms business but puts forward his testament and donation. There is very few detailed information on his patents and innovation.

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By G. van der Veek

The villa was closed, but from the front and back the villa is good to see.

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By Ralf Longwitz

The house is nice and in good state, but not much to see. Descriptions all Italian, English in small print, but not everywhere. Many of the items and pictures have no explanation at all. Museum shows a video loop with terrible and very loud music, Italian only. Disappointing.

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