Adult Services in Imperia
Merged from two rival towns in 1923 under a decree by King Victor Emmanuel III, Imperia straddles the mouth of the Impero torrent on the Ligurian Riviera di Ponente. Oneglia to the east was historically a commercial port tied to the House of Savoy, while Porto Maurizio to the west sits on a rocky promontory with a medieval old town of steep caruggi and the region's largest neoclassical church, the Basilica di San Maurizio. Today the combined city counts about 42,328 residents and serves as the capital of its namesake province.
Olive oil defines much of the local economy and cultural identity. The Museo dell'Olivo, opened by the Fratelli Carli company in 1992, documents two millennia of olive cultivation through archaeological finds, antique presses, and maritime trade routes. Taggiasca olives, the dominant cultivar of the western Ligurian hills, produce a mild, golden oil that carries DOP recognition. Every November, the Olioliva fair fills the streets of Oneglia with tastings and producer stalls.
Porto Maurizio's harbour shelters a small fishing fleet alongside pleasure craft, and the Parasio quarter above it preserves fragments of the original 11th-century fortifications. In Oneglia, the waterfront Calata Cuneo has been redeveloped with restaurants and a weekly open-air market. San Remo is 25 kilometres west along the SS1 Via Aurelia, Nice-Cote d'Azur airport approximately 70 kilometres by motorway, and Genoa lies 115 kilometres east. Escortservice.com lists reviewed companion profiles for Imperia and the surrounding Riviera di Ponente area. The directory does not mediate, supply, or participate in any services. Contact occurs solely between user and provider, and users must be at least 18 years of age.
Show more
Merged from two rival towns in 1923 under a decree by King Victor Emmanuel III, Imperia straddles the mouth of the Impero torrent on the Ligurian Riviera di Ponente. Oneglia to the east was historically a commercial port tied to the House of Savoy, while Porto Maurizio to the west sits on a rocky promontory with a medieval old town of steep caruggi and the region's largest neoclassical church, the Basilica di San Maurizio. Today the combined city counts about 42,328 residents and serves as the capital of its namesake province.
Olive oil defines much of the local economy and cultural identity. The Museo dell'Olivo, opened by the Fratelli Carli company in 1992, documents two millennia of olive cultivation through archaeological finds, antique presses, and maritime trade routes. Taggiasca olives, the dominant cultivar of the western Ligurian hills, produce a mild, golden oil that carries DOP recognition. Every November, the Olioliva fair fills the streets of Oneglia with tastings and producer stalls.
Porto Maurizio's harbour shelters a small fishing fleet alongside pleasure craft, and the Parasio quarter above it preserves fragments of the original 11th-century fortifications. In Oneglia, the waterfront Calata Cuneo has been redeveloped with restaurants and a weekly open-air market. San Remo is 25 kilometres west along the SS1 Via Aurelia, Nice-Cote d'Azur airport approximately 70 kilometres by motorway, and Genoa lies 115 kilometres east. Escortservice.com lists reviewed companion profiles for Imperia and the surrounding Riviera di Ponente area. The directory does not mediate, supply, or participate in any services. Contact occurs solely between user and provider, and users must be at least 18 years of age.
Country selected
Region selected
City selected
