Quassasco Courses

Quassasco is a small town in the metropolitan area of Genoa, Italy, located in the province of Genoa and in the Valpolcevera Valley. Although it is a small town, Quassasco provides an attractive selection of activities which is why it is becoming a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. The local attractions include the grand Renaissance-style Palazzo Bertero, the old convent of Quassasco, and the Romanesque Church of San Massimo. Tourists can also take in the sights of the aqueduct of Padre Leopoldo, which was constructed in 1769 to bring water to the city. Another activity to partake in is visiting the local museum where visitors can learn about the area’s heritage and see artifacts from the Roman and Etruscan periods. There are also a number of cultural festivals which take place throughout the year, such as the Festa dell'Assunta, a religious festival which dates back to the 16th century, and the Wine Festival which celebrates the region’s delicious wines. For the outdoors enthusiast, there are plenty of places to explore in and around Quassasco. The local hills provide the perfect opportunity for bicycle rides, while the Genoese coastline provides great opportunities for both swimming and sailing. Of course, no visit to the area would be complete without tasting some of the local cuisine; Quassasco is home to some delicious seafood and traditional dishes including farinata, ravioli with tomato-basil sauce, and spaghetti with olives and anchovies. No matter the reason for visiting, Quassasco is sure to provide a wonderful experience, with a variety of activities to suit everyone's taste.