Dating back to the early 19th century, was once a butcher shop where Grandpa Peppin and Grandma Evelina served excellent meats (you can still see the plaque outside bearing the name Macelleria Amoretti). On the first floor was their home, where Mama Piera was born and raised, and where Elena spent her summers with her grandmother and aunt.

Has been renovated over the centuries, particularly in the 17th and 19th centuries, but it still retains its original 15th-16th century layout. In the past, these spaces housed a bakery, Aunt Maria’s barbershop, and other businesses that brought life to the village. Staying here means embarking on two journeys: one real, to Borgomaro, and one imaginary, through history.

Is synonymous with intimacy and originality. It is located along one of the paths that climb the hill towards the upper part of the village, in the direction of Maro Castello. This is undoubtedly the building with the most history: as early as the 14th century, hemp was processed here to make naval ropes for the boats of the Port of Oneglia.