Ligurian refers to anything related to the region of Liguria in northwestern Italy. This coastal area is known for its stunning landscapes, including the Cinque Terre villages and the Gulf of Genoa. The region has a rich history and is famous for its unique cuisine, particularly dishes featuring pesto, a sauce made from basil, garlic, pine nuts, and olive oil.
In addition to its geographical significance, Ligurian can also refer to the Ligurian language, a Romance language spoken in parts of Liguria and neighboring regions. The language has various dialects and reflects the cultural diversity of the area, showcasing its historical influences from trade and migration.