Albenga: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Albenga is a historic coastal town in the province of Savona, Liguria. Founded by the Romans as Albingaunum, it retains much of its medieval character with well-preserved architecture from various periods. The town is particularly known for its historic center featuring characteristic towers from the 11th and 12th centuries, earning it the nickname "City of a Hundred Towers."

The old town's layout still follows the ancient Roman grid pattern, and its cultural heritage is reflected in various historical buildings and religious structures. Notable among these is the 5th-century Baptistery, one of the best-preserved early Christian buildings in northern Italy. The town also has a rich archaeological heritage, documented in its Roman Naval Museum and the Diocesan Museum, which houses important religious artifacts and artworks.