Information Sanremo

Sanremo (official spelling; or "San Remo" — the second was official but it's due to a mistake — nowadays only the form Sanremo is commonly and officially in use) is a town of some 50,000 inhabitants on the Mediterranean coast of western Liguria in northwestern Italy. It provided the location for the inter-Allied conference of April 1920. Sanremo also hosts the annual San Remo Music Festival and the San Remo Car Rally Race that used to be part of the FIA World Rally Championship; and is the arrival of the classical cycling race Milan-Sanremo etape of the cycling World Cup. Alfred Nobel died here in 1896.

The municipal district of Sanremo is in the region/district of Liguria and it's in the province of Imperia. the postcode is 18038 and the code number is +39 0184. Inhabitants are 50.524 and the surface is about 54 km², with a density of population about 923 people for km².

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