Diego, Francesco and Mario, these are the names of the staff of Here&There, a small Ligurian company that welcomes its guests in apartments located throughout Liguria. Our aim is to enhance the apartment you will visit, trying to make guests feel at ease without invading their privacy. Hence our choice to allow guests to access and check-in in total freedom and at the time they prefer, obviously after the necessary cleaning and tidying up. We are always available for requests, advice and needs, also through a dedicated number active all day except night. For us, the feedback from our guests is the most precious thing that can exist to allow us to always do better, so if you had a good time, it will be a very pleasant surprise for us to receive a 5 review or advice on how to improve.

Let's face it, this apartment is not for everyone! It is aimed at up to 4 courageous people who in today's world will be able to detach themselves from digital distractions. After parking, once you reach the building, located in the center of Varazze, simply take the keys where indicated and access the building. Two very short flights of stairs separate you from your finish line. On the first floor, you will find your apartment. Once you cross the threshold, you will already be in another era. There will be no Wi-Fi network or UltraHD TV to welcome you. Furthermore, the telephone network will also be heavily shielded by the ancient and massive walls of these buildings. You are now in the living area consisting of a spacious 4-seat table, a 3-seater sofa, the generous fridge/freezer and a piece of furniture where you can find some reading to enjoy in the quiet of your Offline Holiday. The room also has a ceiling fan to ventilate the summer climates. By accessing the door on the left we head to the sleeping area, consisting of a Queen Size bed. Here you will find two further single beds arranged in a bunk style. Hangers, shelves and chest of drawers will be available. Sheets, linens, pillows, duvets and towels are available. The sleeping area also has a wall-mounted air conditioner, the "Unico" model, to cool the room during the summer. The heating instead is entrusted to two electric heaters. The wooden kitchenette, completely built by the owners. You will have access to an oven, hob, microwave, sink and coffee maker. Plates, cutlery, pots and pans of various kinds as well as disposable sachets of salt, sugar, vinegar and oil are placed in the various compartments. The washing machine is also placed here. The last room guests will find is the bathroom. License number 009065-LT-0762

The historic center of Varazze faithfully reflects the past of the Ligurian village. Even if the town has a special value for tourists linked above all to the sea and beaches, what this urban center was should not be forgotten. In fact, among the beauties to see in Varazze there is undoubtedly its historic center, with its alleys typical of our region. A closer look reveals an overlap of different styles and eras, making the place seem like a "book" where each page tells a different part of the city's history. If Varazze and tourism are a winning combination, this ancient village also has a lot to offer in terms of history. Furthermore, from this point of view, the entire historic center of Varazze is characterized by buildings and structures of great value. Among the many buildings, Palazzo Jacopo da Varazze is perhaps the most captivating. It is a rather particular structure, complete with a small crenellated tower. Its red color is absolutely eye-catching compared to all the surrounding buildings. The building was once the city's municipal headquarters and is dedicated to a local archbishop who lived in the 13th century. The Collegiate Church of Sant'Ambrogio also deserves a separate discussion. It is a church with a Latin cross plan which was built for the first time in the 13th century and underwent gradual modifications in the following centuries. In addition to the architectural scenography absolutely worthy of admiration for lovers of the sector, the presence of the precious pipe organ is also worth mentioning. It is an instrument originally created by the organ builder Giuseppe Mola in the 1930s and improved in the 1980s with the introduction of more modern technologies.