Twelve generations, as shown by a contract of 1702 now in
the parish archives. An inn on the age-old “Salt Road” that
until the eighteenth century linked Genoa and northern Italy
in the Crimean War, as attested by the 1857 diploma, in the
name of the King of Italy and with the gratitude of an august
ally, the Queen of Great Britain. D’Annunzio, General Cadorna, the publisher Ricordi, and Coppi the cyclist, who lived in the area, all came here. Piedmontese-Ligurian traditions.

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