Stoccafissu au Baücogna, stockfish Badalucco style

Name: Badalucco
Item: Badalucco
Author: KarlH

Badalucco presents itself as a jewel mounted on the rock face of “S. Nicolò” which descends towards the river and extends itself to the north of both banks.

Artefacts discovered in the “Tana di Bertrand” are proof that the history of the village of Badalucco dates back to the Bronze Age (Neolithic Age: 2500- 1800 B.C.). The architecture and imagery of the village bring us on a journey, starting with the medieval age to the Baroque, from the 1800s right up to today. The history of this beautiful village is found by exploring its narrow streets, as its story is written in the stone; of which it is constructed. The buildings of the past help to, remember and corroborate the civic and cultural identity of the community; while the new, help to create a link between the history and the creativity of the village.

Badalucco Stockfish

Badalucco deserves to be visited as a prime example of an ancient village of inland Liguria, which is cherished for its hidden gems of art and architecture; such as: Il Ponte di Santa Lucia.

One of the strong points of Badalucco is good cuisine. You absolutely must taste the succulent stoccafissu au Baücogna, stockfish Badalucco style, to which in the month of September a big festival is devoted and the famous Slow Food presidium beans.

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