On the slopes of the hill Beuca, just behind Cogoleto, the Botanical Garden of Villa Beuca was opened in 2002: 34000 square meters of Mediterranean and local plants at risk of extinction, located on a coastal terrace at a height of 100mt. right in front of the sea.

An amazing journey through memory and costume. The collection of the Museum of Pastime, the result of research of more than 15 years, reconstructs some aspects of culture and history of the Bel Paese in the last century through a collection of motorcycles, with a tribute Guzzi and Vespa Piaggio, bicycles and objects dating back to those decades, still working.

The Sanctuary of Nostra Signora dell'Acquasanta is in Acquasanta Terme. According to tradition, here there would have existed a small chapel, built on the ruins of a pagan temple dedicated to the nymph Eja, and the statue of the Madonna was found, by a group of shepherds, in the place where now the chapel stands.

Founded in 1980 and housed in the former Augustinian monastery (XVII sec.), the Museum shows the life and work activities in pre-industrial age. Dedicated to Andrea Tubino, its founder and passionate student of the history of the valley, it gathers prehistoric and archaeological roman finds, coming from the Ligurian Apennines, as well as items that have characterized the economy such as those related to the production of glass, paper and steel in particular.

The two sections of the bike path, recently made in the extreme west of the province - the first from the marina in Arenzano to Cogoleto, near the mouth of the river Lerone, and the other from the west side of the City of Cogoleto to Varazze, certainly represents a site of high sports and tourist attraction, popular all year round, thanks to the beauty of the place and the mild climate.
In particular, the section that interests the municipality of Cogoleto is particularly valuable because it was created on a stretch of former railway, overlooking the sea and, therefore, it is of great beauty and charm.

It is an Ancient Oratory, former seat of the Brotherhood of San Lorenzo, probably built around 1200. The building hosted, in the past, the most important events of the village.