Triora is a charming medieval village located in the province of Imperia on the Western side of the Ligurian Riviera. It is perched on a hill at an altitude of about 800m above sea level in the magnificent Argentina Valley. Although its population counts just over 200 people, it has an extensive territory including many interesting hamlets. The mountainous terrain surrounding Triora was once farmed but is now home to luxuriant woods and unique landscapes. The name Triora originates from the Latin “Tria-ora” and refers to Cerberus the three-headed dog from Greek mythology. Since the mid 1500s it has become known as “The Village of the Witches” due to its tragic past. However, Triora is not only about the Witch Trials. The interesting history of the village is merely an incentive to visit and discover the wonders of a PLACE which along with its people, its traditions and culture is quite unique.