Grand Prix Bordino

Tourism, culture, food and wine are the guiding principles of of the Grand Prix Bordino 34th edition.

The 2026 destination will be the Cinque Terre, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and the surrounding areas. From the sea, we'll see Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore, known worldwide for their rare beauty. Unique landscapes immersed in nature, including terraced dry stone walls, vineyards, and olive groves.

The event, part of the ASI Tricolore Circuit - a premier destination for elite slow tourism, held in places where history, passion, and nature intertwine - gives rise to one of the most prestigious classic car events on the international scene every year.

On Friday, after the departing from down town Alessandria, we'll head to Liguria, to Sestri Levante, where we'll stay for two nights.

On Saturday, we'll head to La Spezia, traveling along roads with breathtaking views overlooking the sea, to visit the Maritime Museum, one of the oldest in the world. It preserves relics and artifacts that bear witness to navigation, exploration, battles, scientific experiments, inventions, and innovations.

After lunch at a restaurant in the harbor, we'll return to the hotel to relax, ready to depart on a cruise that will allow us to visit the Cinque Terre at sunset.

Dinner will be in the Gulf of Poets in the small village of Porto Venere—a charming town characterized by its tall, narrow houses in bold colors (red and yellow) overlooking the harbor and surrounded by a beautiful gulf with the islands of Palmaria, Tino, and Tinetto—which will host us for dinner.

On Sunday, we'll return to Piedmont for the closing ceremony and awards.

Once again, don't miss this edition, which will allow you to discover a part of Liguria, famous worldwide for its villages with pastel-colored houses overlooking the sea and surrounded by nature