Alassio is one of the most reputed touristic town of the Italian West Riviera on the Ligurian Sea. The most known pedestrian road is Via 20th September, nicknamed Budello ( "gut") for its small width: it has many shops, ancient buildings and small alleys and squares. In the 360 photo is shown one of such squares, Piazzetta Ferrero, characterized in particular by one single, vertical and tall palm tree. Climate is good, the beach is unusually large for the Riviera and pleasant hills on the back allow scenic views. It was discovered in 19th century by English tourism and since then it developed continuosly.