(DK Eyewitness) Travel Guide - Italian Riviera

V. TAVELLA
VIA GUIDOBONO
VIA GUIDOBONO
SAL. SUPERIORE SA N SIMONE
VIA G. SPINOLA VIA G. SPINOLA V. TAVELLA VIA S. SCORZA VIA S. SCORZA VIA STROZZI VIA STROZZI SALITA MADONNETTA SALITA MADONNETTA VIA M. PREVE VIA M. PREVE
PASSO
PASSO
LODOLA
LODOLA
VIA PIAGGIO
VIA PIAGGIO
SAL. INFERIORE BARNABA E O C A PA
V. RO MAGNA
V. RO MAGNA
VIA NAPOLI
VIA NAPOLI
V I A M . P O L O
PIAZZETTAPIAZZETTA
CORSO UGO BASSI
MARCHIMARCHI
VIA D GIUSEPPINA
V I A FERRARA
V I A FERRARA V IA SAN MARINO VIA D GIUSEPPINA VIA BONANNI VIA BONANNI S ALITA GESÙ EMARIA S ALITA GESÙ EMARIA SA L ITA DI GRANAROLO SA L ITA DI GRANAROLO FUNICOLARE GRANAROLO PRINCIPE Centurione VIA DEL
VIA VENTOTENE
VIA VENTOTENE
VIA PORTA
VIA PORTA
GIARDINIGIARDINI
VICO C. V SANTI
V I A P O N Z A
V I A P O N Z A
DEGLI ANGELI
DEGLI ANGELI
VICO C. V SANTI
Centurione
S A L I T A D I O R E G I N A
V IA SAN MARINO
V. ALMERIA
VIA POMPOSA
VIA POMPOSA
San Nicolò
San Nicolò
VIA PARIDE SALVAGO
VIA BOLOGNA VIA DE C. GIORDANA GIORDANA V I A BOLOG NA GO VIA TALAMONE VIA TALAMONE VIA CENTURIONE VIA CENTURIONE VIA AVEZZANA VIA AVEZZANA S A L I T A D I O R E G I N A V. OSSER - VAT ORIO VIA SANT'UGO V.
C.IA BOLOGNA
VIA LUGO
VIA SANT'UGO
VIA 10 DICEMBRE
V. OSSER - VAT ORIO
V I A B A R I
VIA LU
V I A B A R I
VIA PERTINACE
GIARDINIGIARDINI
ROSSI ROSSI
C O R S O F I R E N Z E
VIA DE
PIAZZALE ISIDORO
ALBER TIS
ALBER TIS
FUNICOLARE GRANAROLO PRINCIPE
V
VIA VIA PIAZZALE ISIDORO V I A BOLOG NA S. ROCCOS. ROCCO Salita Salita FERREIRAFERREIRA d'Albertisd'Albertis C O R S O F I R E N Z E dei Poveridei Poveri SALITA SAN NICCOLÒ SAL. INF .
AlbergoAlbergo
PIAZZAPIAZZA
CastelloCastello
VIA RAVENNA VIA RAVENNA
PESTARINO
PESTARINO
SAL. INF .
VIA DELLE MURA DI PORTA MURATA
VIA DELLE MURA DI PORTA MURATA
VIA FAENZA VIA FAENZA V I A V I A SALITA SAN F R A N CESCO DA PAOLA SALITA SAN F R A N CESCO DA PAOLA SALITA S AN ROCCO San Rocco VIA RAPALLI SALITA D. PROVVIDENZA SAL. NEVE SAL. NEVE C O R S O
V. SANT'UGO
V. SANT'UGO
San Rocco
SALITA S AN ROCCO
VIA RAPALLI
C O R S O D O G A L I
SALITA ACCINELLI C O R S O F I R E N Z E
VIA KAS
VIA PORTA DEGLI ANGELI
VIA KAS SALA
VIA PORTA DEGLI ANGELI
SALITA D. PROVVIDENZA
V. MONTEGA L L ETTO
V. MONTEGA L L ETTO
PASS O PIETRAMIN U TA
Carbonara
VIA C E P P I StazioneStazione S. TERESA SALITA PASS O PIETRAMIN U TA BRIGNOLEBRIGNOLE Carbonara
VIA C E P P I
PrincipePrincipe
SALITA S. TERESA
PrincipePrincipe ACQUAVERDEACQUAVERDE VIC. CEMBALO A G O S T A S A L . FA M S A L . FA M SALITA MONTEBELLO SALITA MONTEBELLO CORSO GIARDINIGIARDINI GIARDINIGIARDINI C O R S O F I R E N Z E S.GEROLAMO VICO
VICO
PIAZZAPIAZZA
VIC.
V I A PA
V I A PA G A N O G A N O
PIAZZA PIAZZA
VIA
S.GEROLAMO
PrincipePrincipe
ROSINAROSINA
MAESTRIMAESTRI
PRINCIPEPRINCIPE
SALITA SUP. S. GEROLAMO
SALITA SUP. S. GEROLAMO
TITO
V I A R A T T I I A F E D E R I C O A L I Z E R I
TITO
VIA DORIA
LAVOROLAVORO
CEMBALO A G O S T A
VIA
ORTO ORTO
VIA SAN BENEDETTO
VIA SAN BENEDETTO
V IA B U ONVICINI
VIA A. DORIA
S. GiovanniS. Giovanni
V IA B U ONVICINI S A L I T A D E G L I A N G E L I V I A D I G I O N E V I A D I G I O N E V I A F E D E R I C O A L I Z E R I SOPRANISSOPRANIS V E N E Z I A S. TEODOROS. TEODORO VIA M INETTI M INETTI VIA DORIA V.
SALITA CARBONARA
SALITA ACCINELLI
F O R L Ì
F O R L Ì
V IA ALL' ASILO GARBARINO
V IA ALL' ASILO GARBARINO

di Prèdi Prè
VIA BELLUCCI
VIA BELLUCCI
S. Maria delia del
V. BERSAGLIERI D'ITALIA
V. BERSAGLIERI D'ITALIA
Palazzo Palazzo
V I A
SALITA SAN FRANCESCO DA PAOLA
SALITA SAN FRANCESCO DA PAOLA
V I A
Carmine
Carmine
SALITA S.
Doria o Doria o
GIOVANNI
PASSO PIETRAMINUTA
V I A V E N E Z I A V
VICO
VIA ALPINI D'ITALIA
VIA ALPINI D'ITALIA
VIC. S. CONSOLATA
V. MURA
del Principe
PIAZZA PIAZZA
V. MURA
V I A V E N E Z I A V PIAZZA I A
MACELLARI B A L B I
V. FANTI D'ITALIA
V. FANTI D'ITALIA
ZINGARI
VIA PESCIO
VIA PESCIO
VIA BUOZZ I
STRADA SOPR AELEVATA ALDO MORO STRADA DarsenaDarsena PontePonte CalataCalata Casa diCasa di PalazzoPalazzo Tursi Tursi PalazzoPalazzo
STRADA SOPR AELEVATA ALDO MORO STRADA
V
VIA L. GAGLIARDO
V. AMBA ALAGI
VIA SOTTO LE MURA DEGLI ANGELI
VIA FASSOLO
VIA FASSOLO
VIA SOTTO LE MURA DEGLI ANGELI
VIA ADUA
VIA ADUA
VIA
PalazzoPalazzo
Palazzo dell’Palazzo dell’
D'ITALIA
RealeReale
VILLA VILLA
PIAZZA I A V E N E Z I A
SantissimaSantissima
UniversitàUniversità
PIAZZETTAPIAZZETTA
VIA BOCCANEGRA
S A L I T A D E G L I A N G E L I
DEL PAPADEL PAPA
AnnunziataAnnunziata
FUNICOLARE ZECCA RIGHI
del Vastatodel Vastato
VIA DE CESARE IMPERIALE
VIA DE CESARE IMPERIALE
PIAZZA S.PIAZZA S.
CHIUSO CHIUSO
VIA VIVALDI
VIA VIVALDI
GalataGalata
V I A
VIA DI PRE
TEODOROTEODORO
Calata Calata
DinegroDinegro
Museo del Museo del
VIA FONTANE
VIA FONTANE
Stazione
SAL. BASTIONI
Stazione
SAL. BASTIONI
P.TTA CAMPOP.TTA CAMPO
Limbania
Mare Mare
Marittima
PIAZZAPIAZZA
LARGOLARGO
VIA M PORTICO PORTICO V I A R A T T I DINEGRODINEGRO VIA L. GAGLIARDO VIA BUOZZ I Calata degliCalata degli Marittima D'ITALIA Limbania RUBATTINO RUBATTINO VIA BOCCANEGRA V I A A N T O N I O G R A
VIA GA ETANO B
ZECCAZECCA
VIA MUR A DE G L I A N G E L I
VIA MUR A DE G L I A N G E L I
VaccaVacca
VIA S.
VIA S.
FERMO
FERMO
V IA RINA
V IA RINALDO R I G O L A LDO R I G O L A ZingariZingari Darsena Darsena VIA DEL CAMPO VIA L. LOMELLINI VIA L. LOMELLINI G A L L . G A R I B A L D I SPIANATA DI CASTELLETTO SPIANATA DI CASTELLETTO
VIA MILANO
VIA MILANO
SALITA S. GEROLAMO
CalataCalata
VIA DI PRE A N T O N I O G R A M S C I
MazziniMazzini
VIA DEL CAMPO
G A L L . G A R I B A L D I
VIA MELEGARI A RBARESCHI
VIA GA ETANO B ELEGARI A RBARESCHI
VIA S. SIRO
Bianco
Bianco Pal. DoriaPal. Doria
CalataCalata
SpinolaSpinola
VIA S A N BAR T O L OMEO DEL F O S S ATO VIA SAN BARTO LOMEO DEL FOS S A T O
VIA CAIROLI
VIA S A N BAR T O L OMEO DEL F O S S ATO VIA SAN BARTO LOMEO DEL FOS S A T O
VIA CAIROLI
C A L ATA S A N L A Z Z A R I N O
C A L ATA S A N L A Z Z A R I N O
PalazzoPalazzo
VIA DINO COL VIA DINO COL S. LazzarinoS. Lazzarino PontePonte MorosiniMorosini SalumiSalumi VIA S. SIRO San San PalazzoPalazzo del Podestàdel Podestà
Siro Siro
Ponte Ponte
ParodiParodi
VIA G. GARIBALDI
VIA G. GARIBALDI
RossoRosso
PontePonte
VIA ANTONIO CANTORE
VIA ANTONIO CANTORE VICO SAN VICO SAN V. DI SAN BENIGNO CALATA DELLA CHIAPPELLA CalataCalata PontePonte P or t o V ec chioP or t o V ec chio SpinolaSpinola Porto FrancoPorto Franco CARICAMENTOCARICAMENTO Santa MariaSanta Maria VIA LUCCOLI
PIAZZALEPIAZZALE Doria Doria PontePonte CalviCalvi CalataCalata VIA DELLA MADDALENA PalazzoPalazzo
VIA DINO COL
DoriaDoria
CALATA DELLA CHIAPPELLA
DELLADELLA dei Milledei Mille RotondaRotonda
VIA DELLA MADDALENA
CAMIONALECAMIONALE VIA DINO COL VIA SAN LUCA VIA SAN LUCA
AcquarioAcquario
PontePonte
PIAZZETTAPIAZZETTA
BacinoBacino
PalazzoPalazzo
PIAZZAPIAZZA
CAMBIASOCAMBIASO
ColomboColombo
FranzoneFranzone
VIA LUCCOLI
V. DI SAN BENIGNO
delle Vignedelle Vigne
San Giorgio
San Giorgio
CalataCalata
FORTUNATO
FORTUNATO
Chiappella Chiappella
V I A M I L A N O V I A M I L A N O
VIA SOZIGLIA
VIA SOZIGLIA
PIAZZAPIAZZA
PalazzoPalazzo
BANCHIBANCHI
PontePonte
ImperialeImperiale
CalataCalata
Calata al Molo Vecchio
VIA D. CHIOSSONE
VIA D. CHIOSSONE
PalazzoPalazzo
S. PietroS. Pietro
VIADOTTO D C A MIONABILE V I A M I L A N O V I A M I L A N O S. BenignoS. Benigno PontePonte Calata al Molo Vecchio MarinellaMarinella EmbriacoEmbriaco S. GiorgioS. Giorgio VIA SAN
VIADOTTO D C A MIONABILE
CalataCalata
VIA ALBERTAZZI
VIA ALBERTAZZI
di Banchidi Banchi
S. MatteoS. Matteo
Mandraccio Mandraccio
VIA CAMPETTO
VIA CAMPETTO
VICO D. INDORATORI
VICO D. INDORATORI
CentroCentro
DuomoDuomo
VIA DI CANNETO IL CURTO
CongressiCongressi
PalazzoPalazzo
DucaleDucale
S. MarcoS. Marco
VIA SAN LORENZO
PASSO DI
PASSO DI
FRANCIA
FRANCIA
PIAZZAPIAZZA
VIA TURATI
V. MARINA SOPRAELEVATA ALDO MORO STRADA SOPRAELEVATA
AsseretoAssereto
VIA BALLEYD I E R EYD I E R
MATTEOTTIMATTEOTTI
VIA BALL
CalataCalata
VIA DI CANNETO IL LUNGO
VIA DI CANNETO IL CURTO VIA DI CANNETO IL LUNGO
VIA DEL MOLO
PontePonte
VIA DEL MOLO
Bacino
Bacino
VIA DEI GIUSTINIANI
VIA DEI GIUSTINIANI
CaraccioloCaracciolo
V. D. CHIAP P ELLA DI NERVI
delle Gr
DELLE DELLE
Torre degliTorre degli
ERBE
ERBE
Calata Gadda
MURA MALAPAGA
V I A P. TA
VIA SAN BERNARDO
PIAZZALEPIAZZALE
Embriaci Embriaci
Molo Vecchio
PIAZZA S O P R A N A
PIAZZA S O P R A N A
SAN BENIGNOSAN BENIGNO CALATA PASSO NUOVO delle Gr azie azie Molo Vecchio Calata Gadda MURA MALAPAGA S. MariaS. Maria VIA SAN BERNARDO o del Gesùo del Gesù V I A P. TA
San San
V I A D E M A R I N I
V I A D E M A R I N I
DonatoDonato
VIA S. DONATO
VIA S. DONATO
CALATA PASSO NUOVO
PIAZZALEPIAZZALE V. D. CHIAP P ELLA DI NERVI Calata Boccardo di Castellodi Castello VICO DEL FICO
PORTOPORTO CalataCalata V. S. MARIA DI CASTELLO VIA DI MASCHERONA
VICO DEL FICO
FRANCOFRANCO PassoPasso MURA D. GRAZIE STR. SANT' AGOSTINO STR. SANT' AGOSTINO
V. MARINA SOPRAELEVATA ALDO MORO STRADA SOPRAELEVATA ALDO M O R O
VIA TURATI ALDO M O R O
Calata Boccardo
NuovoNuovo
VIA DI MASCHERONA
V. S. MARIA DI CASTELLO
V I A D E L L A L A N TER NA Calata Calata S. AgostinoS. Agostino
VIA S. CROCE
V I A D E L L A L A N TER NA
VIA S. CROCE
MURA D. GRAZIE
PORTICCIOLOPORTICCIOLO Sanità Sanità Sarzano Sarzano
IGNAZIOIGNAZIO La Lanterna PIAZZAPIAZZA
La Lanterna
GIARDINIGIARDINI
INGLESEINGLESE Calata Calata Calata Grazie CORSO M. QUADRIO BALTIMORABALTIMORA
SARZANOSARZANO
Molo Nuovo
Molo Nuovo V. EUGENIA RAVASCO
SEE PAGESSEE PAGES
5–6 FOR 5–6 FOR VIA DELLA MARINA
Calata Grazie
VIA MADRE DI DIO
ENLARGEMENT ENLARGEMENT
VIA DELLA MARINA
V. EUGENIA RAVASCO
OF THIS AREAOF THIS AREA VIA MADRE DI DIO
CORSO M. QUADRIO
VIA DELLA SANITÀ
VIA DELLA SANITÀ
PontePonte
VIA GIOVANNI BETTOLO
VIA GIOVANNI BETTOLO
PaleocapaPaleocapa
Calata Calata
Giaccone
Giaccone SALITA SASSI
SALITA SASSI
CalataCalata
Giovanni BettoloGiovanni Bettolo
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V. CROCETTA
SALITA DELL' O R SO
PARCO PARCO
SAL. NUOVA DI NOSTRA SIGNORA DEL MONTE
GRUBER
PIAZZA PIAZZA
GRUBER
VICO DELL'ORSO
DI SANITÀ
CARLOFORTE
CORSO SARDEGNA
CARLOFORTE
CORSO MAGENTA
PASSO BRACELLI
MagentaMagenta CORSO MAGENTA SAL. DI S.MARIA DI SANITÀ SAL. DI S.MARIA Villa Villa PASSO BRACELLI CORSO ARMELLINI PIAZZA ORFANI ORFANI PONTE SERRA PONTE VIA BONIFACIO VICO DELL'ORSO VIA G. AMARE N A
LARGOLARGO
GIARDINOGIARDINO
VIA M ONTELLO
V. ORATORIO
PIAZZA
SALITA INF. SANT' ANNA V I A LE ODINO V I A LE ODINO VIA A. BERTA N I COMBATTENTICOMBATTENTI CORSO SOLFERINO ENLARGEMENT ENLARGEMENT VIA ARECCO CORSO MONTE GRAPPA ELLO ZERBINO CORSO MONTE GRAPPA VIA
SERRA
CORSO ARMELLINI
SALITA INF. SANT' ANNA
V I A A S S A R O T T I MANIN
V. CROCETTA
MANIN
SEE MAPSSEE MAPS
VIA GOFFREDO MAMELI CORSO SOLFERINO
GruberGruber
V I A A S S A R O T T I
VIA A. BERTA N I
VIA G. AMARE N A
VIA BONIFACIO
5–6 FOR 5–6 FOR
FUNICOLARE DI SANT' ANNA
FUNICOLARE DI SANT' ANNA
PASSO
PASSO
PIAZZA PIAZZA
SALITA MULTEDO
SALITA MULTEDO
ROMAGNOSI
OLIVETTE
ROMAGNOSI
OF THIS AREAOF THIS AREA
Santuario di
NUOVO PONTE
PONTE
NUOVO
Nostra Signora
Nostra Signora
V. PASTRENGO ELI
V. PAVERANO
VIA A. FERRETTO LI
VIA ARECCO
VIA E. MARCHINI
VIA PALESTRO
del Monte
del Monte
VIA PALESTRO
SALITA INF. SAN ROCCHINO
VIA R. SAVEL
PIAZZAPIAZZA
GIARDINIGIARDINI
V. DELL'ORTO
V. DELL'ORTO
V. PASTRENGO
PIAZZAPIAZZA
V. STAZIO NE CASELLA
VIA CAGLIARI
V. STAZIO NE CASELLA
PIAZZA PIAZZA
ZERBINOZERBINO
SOLARI
SOLARI
VIA M DURAZZO
ARTORIA
ALLEATIALLEATI
LUNGOPARCO G RO PPALLO
CASTOROTORO
CAS
V I A GO I TO
VIA CAFFARO PortelloPortello VIA GOFFREDO MAM V I A GO I TO SALITA INF. SAN ROCCHINO VIA LANATA VIA LANATA VIA M DURAZZO LUNGOPARCO G RO PPALLO MURA D ELLO ZERBINO SALITA SUP. V.LE ANSA L D O PIAZZA MORESCO V I A
VIA CAFFARO
VI A C A N EVARI
S. MariaS. Maria
VI A C A N EVARI
ImmacolataImmacolata
SAL. BATTISTINE
SAL. BATTISTINE
VIA ASIAGO
VIA ASIAGO
VIA S. BARTOLOMEO DEGLI ARM ENI
PARCOPARCO
V.LE ANSA L D O
SALITA SUP.
GROPALLOGROPALLO
TERRAPIENI
VIA DON ORIONE
MuseoMuseo
d'Arte Orientaled'Arte Orientale MURA D TERRAPIENI C O R S O G A L L I E R A C O R S O G A L L I E R A VIA DON ORIONE V. FEDERICO DONAVER SALITA VECCHIA NOSTRA
VIALE VARNI
"E. Chiosone""E. Chiosone" VIA PIAGGIO PIAZZAPIAZZA FIRPOFIRPO VI A CELLINI VI A CELLINI V. FEDERICO DONAVER V. FEDERICO DONAVER
PalazzoPalazzo
PIAZZAPIAZZA MARSALAMARSALA VIA S. BARTOLOMEO DEGLI ARM ENI VIALE VARNI VIA GIACOMO PIAZZA MORESCO VIA GROVANNI BATTISTA D'ALBERTIS VIA GROVANNI BATTISTA D'ALBERTIS
CORSO MONTE GR APPA
PORTELLOPORTELLO PeschierePeschiere SALITA FIESC HINE SALITA FIESC HINE ORISTANO VIA VIA IMPERIALE VIA IMPERIALE VIA M. BIANCHI VIA M. BIANCHI
VIA PIAGGIO
C O R S O S A R D E G N A
VIA ORISTANO
PalazzoPalazzo N. BIXIO MonumentoMonumento SCAL. SCAL. VIA A. J. MARIO VIA A. J. MARIO
V. FEDERICO DONAVER
V. FEDERICO DONAVER
V. FEDERICO DONAVER
VIA ALDO MANUNZIO
NegroneNegrone "G. Mazzini""G. Mazzini" VIA PESCHIERA VIA PESCHIERA VIALE PAVONE VIA GIACOMO CELLINICELLINI VIA P. BOZZANO
VIALE
GALLERIA
GALLERIA
VIA F. ROMANI
N. BIXIO
PIAZZAPIAZZA VIA F. ROMANI PAVONE
FONTANEFONTANE PrefetturaPrefettura
VIA PESCHIERA VIA PESCHIERA
PIAZZAPIAZZA
MAROSEMAROSE CORVETTOCORVETTO VIALE MOJON VIALE MOJON VIA GROPALLO MURA DELLO ZERBINO MURA DELLO ZERBINO CORSO MONTE GR APPA VIA CARLO VARESE VIA A. REPETTO
SALITA VECCHIA NOSTRA SIGNORA DEL MONTE
VIA P. BOZZANO
V. S. SEBASTIANO VIA ROMA VIA XII O TTOBRE SPIANATA MUSEO DEL TEATRO PIAZZETTA C O R S O S A R D E G N A VIA INI VIA SAL. NUOVA DI NOSTRA SIGNORA DEL MONTE Villa Villa VIA IMPERIALE VIA IMPERIALE V. MARINA D
VIA GROPALLO
V. S. SEBASTIANO
PASSO SAL. NUOVA DI NOSTRA SIGNORA DEL MONTE
PIAZZETTA
VIA A. REPETTO
FIRPOFIRPO
VIA ROMA
VIA S.S. GIACOMO E FILIPPO VIA SERRA
VIA S.S. GIACOMO E FILIPPO VIA SERRA
B.GO DEGLI INCROCIATI
VIA MONTE GRAPPA
B.GO DEGLI INCROCIATI
VIA CARLO VARESE
VILLA SERRA
VILLA SERRA
Imperiale
Imperiale
MUSEO DEL TEATRO
SPIANATA
VIA REVELLI
DELL' DELL'
STABILE
VIA CELL
VIA DONGHI
ACQUASOLA
VIA DE PAO L I
V. PA M M A TONE
VIA PAGGI
VIA XII O
VIA PAGGI
PIAZZAPIAZZA
ALBERO
ALBERO
D'ORO
VIA IMPERIA
PONTE
VIA IMPERIA
PONTE
D'ORO
TORTI
PASSO
Teatro Com.Teatro Com. PIAZZAPIAZZA V. PA M M A TONE TTOBRE VIALE IV NOVEMBRE ACQUASOLA VIA CARCASSI STABILE VIA DE AMICIS VIA MONTESANO VIA MONTE GRAPPA S. AGATA PONTE MANZONIMANZONI VIA DE PAO L I V. TOSELLI VIA CELLI
PONTE
VIA SAN FRUTTUOSO
VIA MONTESANO
V. TOSELLI
CASTELFIDARDO
CASTELFIDARDO
dell'Operadell'Opera PICCAPIETRAPICCAPIETRA VIA VIA CARROZZINO VIA BLELÈ VIA DONGHI
S. AGATA
VIA RICCI
VIA BLELÈ
VIALE CAMBIASO
Carlo FeliceCarlo Felice VIA PIAZZA PIAZZA VIA NOVARO VIA NOVARO VIA GIOVANNI TORTI VIA GIOVANNI TORTI
RAGGI RAGGI
CARROZZINO
PIAZZAPIAZZA
VIA PENDOLA
VIA TOLLOT
PIAZZAPIAZZA
AccademiaAccademia PORTORIA Palazzo diPalazzo di VIALE SAULI VICO CURLETTO VIALE SAULI VICO CURLETTO TOLLOT VIA RICCI V. VARESE PIAZZAPIAZZA VIA PENDOLA TERRALBATERRALBA SALITA D. NOCE
SALITA D. NOCE
PORTORIA
VIA GIOVANNI TORTI VIA GIOVANNI TORTI
VIA DE AMICIS
V. VARESE
VIA CARCASSI
LigusticaLigustica GiustiziaGiustizia VIALE CAMBIASO GIUSTI GIUSTI MARTINEZMARTINEZ
VIALE IV NOVEMBRE
PIAZZA VIA GIACOMETTI
VIA ARCHIMEDE
PIAZZA VIA GIACOMETTI
di Belle Artidi Belle Arti VIA B. BOSCO PIAZZA GALATA VICO CORALLO VICO CORALLO VIA FILIPPO CASONISONI VIA G. CANALE
VIA B. BOSCO
VIA FILIPPO CA
VIA VIA StazioneStazione
De FerrariDe Ferrari VERNAZZA VIA PIAZZA GALATA BrignoleBrignole VIA ARCHIMEDE
VIA G. CANALE
VERNAZZA
PIAZZAPIAZZA VIA S. STEFANO VIA S. STEFANO V I A T R I P O L I V I A T R I P O L I
VIA CECCARDI
DE FERRARIDE FERRARI VIA SAN VINCENZO OLIVIERI OLIVIERI
PalazzoPalazzo VIA VIA SAN VINCENZO
VIA BARILLI
BorsaBorsa VIA CECCARDI VIA XX SETTEMBRE S. StefanoS. Stefano CONSOLAZIONE CONSOLAZIONE VIA COLOMBO V.LE THAON DI REVEL LARGOLARGO VIA TERRALBA VIA TERRALBA VIA BARILLI
PIAZZA PIAZZA
COLOMBOCOLOMBO
VIA
VIA
G. VERDI
G. VERDI
VIA COLOMBO
VIA XX SETTEMBRE
VIA FIESCHI VIA FIESCHI
VIA FIESCHI VIA FIESCHI
VIA FIUME
ARCHIMEDEARCHIMEDE
PontePonte
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THE ITALIAN

RIVIERA


AREA BY AREA





The Italian Riviera
at a Glance 106–107
The Riviera di Levante 108–133
The Riviera di Ponente 134–175


















































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The Italian Riviera at a Glance

Liguria may be one of the smallest regions in Italy but it
still has plenty to offer. As well as dramatic landscapes, both
along the coast and in the mountains behind, the region
has a rich cultural history. Genoa, the Ligurian capital, lies
midway along the coast. To the east of the city lies the
Riviera di Levante (which includes La Spezia, a provincial
capital), bordering the regions of Tuscany and Emilia-
Romagna. To the west is the Riviera di Ponente, which
meets the border with France, and has two more provincial
capitals, Savona and Imperia. Liguria’s long, rocky coast
is often superbly picturesque, particularly in the Cinque Albenga (see pp152–5) shelters
within its historic centre some of
Terre and at the headland of Portofino, both on the Riviera the oldest and most significant
di Levante. Punctuating the shores are seaside resorts monuments in the region, such
which are buzzing with life in summer, as well as towns as the cathedral of San Michele
of historic interest such as Albenga and Bordighera. The (above) and the Early
Christian baptistry.
often forested and mountainous hinterland (the so-called
entroterra) is also home to some fascinating medieval
towns, such as Pieve di Teco, Pigna and Dolceacqua.

The town of Cervo (see Torriglia
p157) clings to a peak
and is overlooked by the
lovely parish church of
San Giovanni Battista
(1686–1734). This fine Cairo Genoa
example of Ligurian Montenotte Nervi Varese Ligure
Baroque has a great Varazze Rapallo
concave façade, Camogli
embellished Riviera Di
with stuccoes. Ponente Savona Portofino Chiavari
(See pp134–75) Ligurian Sea Sestri Levante


Levanto
Finale Ligure
La Spezia
Sarzana
Albenga Portovenere Luni
Triora


Cervo

Imperia

San Remo
Ventimiglia
Casinò Municipale (see p168) in San
Remo is an example of the Art Nouveau
style so popular in the heyday of this
wonderful and old-fashioned seaside
resort. San Remo is also known for its
Festival of Italian Song.
Aerial view of the charming seaside village of Vernazza, Cinque Terre



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The town of Portofino (see
pp114–15) is packed with tall,
narrow, pastel-coloured
houses gathered around a
small harbour. This is one of
the most appealing sites in
the entire region, on one of
Italy’s most famous stretches
of coastline.











Luni (see p131),
close to the border
with Tuscany,
is an important
archaeological site
with a large Roman
Torriglia amphitheatre. It is
also the source of
these prehistoric
statue-stelae.

Cairo Genoa
Montenotte Nervi Varese Ligure
Varazze Rapallo
Camogli
Riviera Di
Savona Portofino Chiavari levante
Ligurian Sea Sestri Levante (See pp108–33)

Levanto
Finale Ligure
La Spezia
Sarzana
Albenga Portovenere Luni
Triora


Cervo
0 kilometres 20
Imperia 0 miles 20

San Remo
Ventimiglia
The church of San Pietro
(see p126) at Portovenere
stands on a rocky promontory
overlooking the sea. The
striped church dates from
the 6th century.





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THE RIVIERA DI

LEVANTE


When considering this part of the world, thoughts
turn, inevitably to the great poets who have lauded it,
including the romantic poets Percy Bysshe Shelley
and Lord Byron – there is even a gulf named in their
honour. These poets and other writers have celebrated the enchantment of the
Riviera di Levante, the gentleness of the climate, the colour of the flowers and
the beauty of the coves.

This stunningly beautiful area genuinely (both on the beaches and the roads).
deserves their praise. The often beautifully However, what may seem like high-season
positioned coastal resorts and villages are chaos to some, is liveliness and fun to
truly delightful, the result of the combined others. Largely in response to the effects of
efforts of man and nature. The contrast increased develop ment, including pollution
between the sea and the steep mountains and erosion, nature reserves, national parks
immediately behind adds to the fascination, and other protected areas have been
which increases when heading inland, into founded both along the coast (such as the
the jagged valleys and ravines where Cinque Terre) and inland, and are a vital
villages cling to hilltops. contribution to the conservation of this
The Riviera di Levante is home to a precious landscape.
number of chic resorts – including The way of life in the interior is a world
Portofino, Santa Margherita Ligure and away from the bustling scene on the coast.
Rapallo – once the haunt of European, Steep valleys, formed by the rivers Magra,
and particularly English aristocrats, but Vara and Aveto, cut deep into the land-
now frequented mainly by Italians. scape and are carpeted with dense forest.
Tourism has thrived in this area since the There is a serious problem of population
1800s, though this formidable success has decline in some areas (a problem common
resulted in the arrival of mass tourism and, to all parts of the Italian Apennines), but
with it, inevitably, over-development in village communities dependent on
some areas, and periods of overcrowding agriculture, do survive in the hinterland.




















Green shutters and flower-filled balconies, a feature of Ligurian houses
Boats in the harbour of the pretty medieval village of Camogli



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Exploring the Riviera di Levante

This slim tongue of land starts just south of Genoa and runs as far as the easterly
region of Lunigiana. Dotted along the coast are famous beaches and pretty
resorts, from Camogli, Rapallo and Portofino in the west to Portovenere in the
east. The mountains and valleys inland are less visited, but they shelter attractive
towns of both historical and architectural interest, such as Varese Ligure and
Sarzana, and the archaeological ruins at Luni – walks through chestnut woods
reveal the contrast with the exuberant Mediterranean flora of the coast.
Important monuments in the region include the forts of Sarzana, the churches
of San Salvatore dei Fieschi and Sant’Andrea di Borzone and the abbey of
San Fruttuoso – examples of the magnificent
Romanesque and Gothic architecture which
developed in the 3rd and 4th centuries
in the region. Piacenza
Monte Antola
1597m
Pentema Lago del Aveto
Parco Regionale del Monte Antola
Brugneto SANTO STEFANO
D’AVETO
TORRIGLIA Montebruno
Rezzoaglio
Parco Naturale
Prato Regionale dell’Aveto
Parazzuolo
Genoa A p p e n n i n o Borzonasca
Cicagna
Uscio ABBAZIA Parma
Nervi DI SANT’ANDREA
DI BORZONE
BOGLIASCO
Recco RAPALLO Lavagna VARESE
CAMOGLI Zoagli L i g u r e LIGURE
Golfo di Paradiso S. MARGHERITA Carasco
San Fruttuoso LIGURE San Pietro
Portofino CHIAVARI Vara
PORTOFINO Golfo di LAVAGNA
PENINSULA Tigullio Vara
SESTRI Sesta
LEVANTE Castiglione Godano
A typical tall house in the medieval Punta Manara MONEGLIA Chiavarese
town of Tellaro L e v a n t e
Punta Baffe
Framura
R i v i e r a d i
Borghetto
Sights at a Glance BONASSOLA di Vara
1 Bogliasco t Levanto
2 Torriglia y The Cinque Terre LEVANTO Parma
3 Camogli (pp122–5) Monterosso al Mare
4 Portofino Peninsula u Campiglia Vernazza CINQUE TERRE
(pp114–15) i Portovenere Corniglia LA SPEZIA
5 Santa Margherita Ligure o Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto Manarola
6 Rapallo p La Spezia (pp128–9) Riomaggiore SAN SARZANA
CASTELNUOVO
7 Chiavari a San Terenzo TERENZO DI MAGRA
8 Abbazia di Sant’Andrea s Lerici CAMPIGLIA LERICI AMEGLIA
di Borzone d Fiascherino and Tellaro PORTOVENERE LUNI
9 Santo Stefano d’Aveto f Montemarcello PALMARIA, FIASCHERINO
& TELLARO
0 Lavagna g Ameglia TINO & TINETO MONTE- BOCCA DI Massa
q Sestri Levante h Bocca di Magra MARCELLO MAGRA
w Varese Ligure j Luni
e Moneglia k Castelnuovo di Magra Fishing boats at Manarola, one of the
r Bonassola l Sarzana (pp132–3) villages in the Cinque Terre
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Piacenza
Monte Antola
1597m
Pentema Lago del Aveto
Parco Regionale del Monte Antola
Brugneto SANTO STEFANO The seafront at La Spezia, the easternmost city on the Riviera di Levante
D’AVETO
TORRIGLIA Montebruno
Rezzoaglio
KEY
Motorway
Parco Naturale
Prato Getting Around
Parazzuolo Main road
Regionale dell’Aveto
The main communication routes in the
Minor road Riviera di Levante are the A12 (the motorway
Genoa Borzonasca Railway linking Livorno with Genoa) and the A15,
Cicagna
A p p e n n i n o
Uscio ABBAZIA Parma Regional border linking Parma to La Spezia. Running the length
Nervi DI SANT’ANDREA of the coast is the Via Aurelia (Strada Statale 1).
DI BORZONE Summit
BOGLIASCO Numerous roads link the coast to the hinterland,
Recco RAPALLO Lavagna VARESE often leading through spectacular landscapes. The
CAMOGLI Zoagli L i g u r e LIGURE Genoa–Livorno railway line provides train links,
Golfo di Paradiso S. MARGHERITA Carasco with regional and local train services connecting all
San Fruttuoso LIGURE San Pietro towns and villages, with the important exception
Portofino CHIAVARI Vara of Portofino. Efficient coach services ensure daily
PORTOFINO Golfo di LAVAGNA links between all the towns on the coast and those
PENINSULA Tigullio Vara inland. In high season, there are also ferry services
SESTRI Sesta running between the key centres along the coast
LEVANTE Godano between Portofino and La Spezia, including the
Castiglione
Punta Manara MONEGLIA Chiavarese Cinque Terre, as well as to the most popular
offshore islands.
Punta Baffe
L e v a n t e
Framura
R i v i e r a d i
Borghetto
BONASSOLA di Vara 0 kilometres 7.5
0 miles 7.5
LEVANTO
Parma
Monterosso al Mare
Vernazza
Corniglia
LA SPEZIA
Manarola
CINQUE TERRE
Riomaggiore SARZANA
SAN CASTELNUOVO
TERENZO DI MAGRA
CAMPIGLIA LERICI AMEGLIA
PORTOVENERE
FIASCHERINO LUNI
PALMARIA, & TELLARO
TINO & TINETO Massa
MONTE- BOCCA DI
MARCELLO MAGRA
For hotels and restaurants in this area see pp181–2 and pp191–4
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Roman period it was a significant 3 Camogli
commercial centre, located as it Genoa. Road Map D4. * 5,900. V
was at an important crossroads @ n Via XX Settembre 33, 0185 771
on the main route between 066. _ Sagra del Pesce (second Sun
Genoa and Emilia-Romagna. in May, 0185 729 01).
The town is overlooked by the ∑ camogliturismo.it
imposing ruins of a medieval
castle. Built by the Malaspina An old fishing and seafaring
family, it was later occupied by village on the Golfo di Paradiso,
the Fieschi family and, from the Camogli is named after the
second half of the 16th century, women (moglie) who ran the
by the Doria dynasty. town while their husbands were
at sea. It has an enchanting
Environs medieval heart, with tall, narrow
Typically painted façades in the charming Two pleasant trips can be made houses (some are more than six
fishing village of Bogliasco from Torriglia. The first is to storeys high) crowded around
Pentema, about 6 km (4 miles) the harbour and along the maze
1 Bogliasco north of the town along a of alleys and steps behind.
winding road. Having crossed A small promontory, known
Genoa. Road Map D4. * 4,600.
V @ n Via Aurelia 106, 010 a totally unspoiled landscape of as the “Isola” (island) because
347 04 29. _ Festa Patronale della hills and mountains covered it was once separated from
Madonna del Carmine (Jul). in dense forest, walkers will the mainland, is home to the
∑ prolocobogliasco.it reach one of the loveliest Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta,
villages inland from the Riviera founded in the 12th century,
On the aptly named Golfo di Levante. Pentema consists of but much modified. It has a
di Paradiso east of Genoa, a handful of houses scattered Neo-Classical façade and a
Bogliasco is an elegant on a sun-facing hill, with a 17th-century pebbled courtyard.
residential and tourist town church at the top. The houses, The interior is richly decorated:
with a few small beaches. It set on terraces, are identical, all the vault in the central nave has
retains the look of a traditional very simple and with chalet-style a fresco by Francesco Semino
fishing village, however, with roofs. The village streets are still and Nicolò Barabino, and the
painted houses arranged paved with river stones, or high altar has a sculpture of the
prettily around the mouth simply earth. Virgin Mary by Bernardo
of the River Bogliasco (crossed Absolute silence seems to Schiaffino (18th century). On a
by a medieval bridge known reign at the wonderfully cliff overlooking the sea stands
as the Ponte Romano). peaceful Lago del Brugneto, Castel Dragone – medieval
The town is dominated by some 8 km (5 miles) east of but much altered.
the 1,000-year-old Castello, Torriglia. An artificial basin The Museo Marinaro Gio
a defensive tower built by the created as a reservoir for Genoa, Bono Ferrari, at the end of the
Republic of Genoa. To the the lake lies within the Parco seafront, documents a glorious
west, high up on a cliff, is the Regionale dell’Antola and is period in Camogli’s history that
18th-century parish church, entirely surrounded by hills and seems almost unthinkable
with a terrace of black and mountains. A scenic walking today: namely, the 18th and
white pebbles in front. The trail snakes around the shores 19th centuries, when Camogli
Oratory of Santa Chiara of the lake: some 13 km (8 supplied a fleet of some 3,000
(15th century) is also note- miles) long, the walk takes merchant ships under contract
worthy. Inside are several about six hours to complete. to the major European states –
traditional, highly ornate,
processional crosses, among
them one by Maragliano (1713).

2 Torriglia
Genoa. Road Map D3. * 2,300.
V Genoa. @ n Ente Parco
d’Antola:, Via Nostra Signora della
Provvidenza 3, 010 944 931.
_ Presepe di Pentema (Dec–Jan).
∑ parcoantola.it
This small summer holiday
resort is distinguished by its
position among the forested
Antola mountains. In the The seafront at Camogli with the “Isola” in the background
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many years. In the centre, the
parallel streets Via Venezia, Via
Mazzini and Via Marsala define
the medieval “borgo murato”
(walled village), so-named
because of the way the buildings
are closely packed together.
Historic monuments include
the old parish church of Santo
Stefano (mostly 17th century)
and the adjacent 15th-century
civic tower, and the medieval
Ponte di Annibale (Hannibal’s
bridge), with a single-span
arch of 15 m (49 ft).
The seafront at Santa Margherita Ligure From Piazza Pastene, on the
seafront, the Castello can be
they even fought with Napoleon. out of the two villages of reached. It was built in 1551 on
Camogli’s fishing fleet today is Pescino and Corte. It soon a cliff to defend the settlement
tiny by comparison. became a popular destination against pirate raids. There is
The museum contains models among the (mainly British) also a highly enjoyable funicular
of ships, navigational instruments holidaying elite. ride up to the Santuario di
and also paintings of ships (often The hill between the two old Montallegro (16th century),
by the ships’ owners), which villages has been transformed from where there are superb
served as ex votos. The cloister into the public Parco di Villa views of the coast and the sea.
next to the sanctuary of Nostra Durazzo. The villa at the top, Villa Tigullio is home to the
Signora del Boschetto, just begun in the mid-16th century, Museo del Merletto, a museum
outside Camogli, is also full of still has its original furnishings, of lace with more than 1,400
sailors’ ex votos. as well as an art collection. The pieces from the 16th to 19th
If you are visiting the area in large Italian-style garden offers centuries. Among these are lace
May, do not miss the famous lovely views of the city and clothing, lace for furnishing, and
Sagra del Pesce, when vast the sea. several 18th–19th century
numbers of fish are cooked in At the foot of the hill, in pillows. There is also a collection
a giant frying pan (see p32). the district known as Corte, is of lace designs.
the 17th-century church of
E Museo Gio Bono Ferrari the Cappuccini, with a 15th- Environs
Via GB Ferrari, 41. Tel 0185 729 049. cen tury wooden cross. Just east of Rapallo, Zoagli is a
Open 9am–noon Mon, Thu & Fri; small resort which has the feel
9am–noon, 3–6pm Wed, Sat, Sun & of an old fishing village despite
hols (4–7pm Jun–Sep). 6 Rapallo being bombed in World War II.
4 Portofino Genoa. Road Map E4. * 29,300. E Museo del Merletto
Peninsula V @ n Lungomare Vittorio Villa Tigullio, Parco Casale. Tel 0185
Veneto 7, 0185 230 346. _ Mostra 633 05. Open 10am–noon Thu (to
See pp114–15. Internazionale dei Cartoonists 7pm Wed, Fri & Sat in summer).
(Nov–Dec); Festa della Madonna Closed Mon & Tue. &
di Montallegro (Jul).
5 Santa Margherita ∑ turismoinliguria.it
Ligure
Rapallo enjoys a gorgeous
Genoa. Road Map E4. * 10,800. position on the Golfo del
V @ n Via XXV Aprile 2/B, 0185 Tigullio and is perhaps the best-
287 485. _ Nostra Signora della Rosa known resort along the Riviera
(Jul). ∑ turismoinliguria.it di Levante. It has a large marina,
swimming pool, sailing, tennis
Built along an inlet on the Golfo and riding schools, as well as an
del Tigullio, Santa Margherita is 18-hole golf course.
a lively resort with a beautiful The climate was a big
harbour and grand hotels and attraction for aristocrats from
villas. The lavish rococo church the 19th century, as can be seen
of Santa Margherita d’Antiochia from the Art Nouveau cafés and
gave the town its name. hotels lining Lungomare
Santa Margherita emerged Vittorio Veneto. Max Beerbohm
in its own right only in the 19th (1872–1956), the English wit The castle at Rapallo, a defensive structure
century, when it was created and critic, was a resident for dating from 1551




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4 Portofino Peninsula

This headland extends for around 3 km (2 miles) out to sea
and separates the Paradiso and Tigullio gulfs. The southern
part, hot and dry, has high cliffs that enclose gorgeous inlets
hidden in the Mediterranean maquis; on the northern side,
woods of chestnut trees dominate. The small area is
extraordinarily rich botanically, and its favourable position has
drawn human settlements since antiquity: Portus Delphini (the
bay was, and still is, known for its large dolphin population)
was an important settlement in the Roman era. Today, the
peninsula is dotted with impossibly picturesque hamlets and
villages, including the world-famous port and celebrity mecca A splendid view of the rocky coast close
of Portofino. There are also magnificent walks to be taken, as to Portofino
well as all sorts of maritime sports,
including some great diving.
Camogli
(see p112–13)



San Fruttuoso









Cristo degli Abissi (Christ of
the Abyss)
This bronze statue by Guido
Galletti was lowered into the sea
at San Fruttuoso in 1954, a symbol
of the attachment of the Ligurian
people to the sea. Every year, on
the last Sunday in July, garlands of
flowers are given to the statue in
memory of those who have lost
their lives at sea. Divers pay
homage to the statue at all
times of the year.





. San Fruttuoso
KEY A symbol of the Italian heritage and
conservation organization FAI, to which it
1 Punta di Portofino can be has belonged since 1983, San Fruttuoso is a
reached on foot. Beyond the delightful village with houses grouped around
16th-century Fortezza di San Giorgio, a Benedictine abbey, built by the Doria family
known as “Castle Brown”, is the in the 1200s. It is dominated by the church’s
lighthouse and the Madonnina octagonal bell tower. Alongside is the cloister
del Capo statue. and mausoleum of the Doria family. San
2 Fortezza di San Giorgio Fruttuoso is accessible only by boat or on foot:
it is 30 minutes by boat from Camogli, for
example, or 75 minutes’ walk from Portofino.
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VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
Practical Information
Genoa. Road Map D4. * 590.
n Via Roma 35, 0185 269 024.
Abbey of San Fruttuoso: Tel 0185
772 703. Open Mar, Apr & Oct:
10am–3:45pm daily; May–Sep:
10am–5:45pm daily; Jan, Feb,
Nov & Dec: 10am–3:45pm Tue–
Sun (opening timings vary
depending on the weather).
Closed 25 Dec. &
∑ traghettiportofino.it
Paraggi ∑ navigazionegolfodei
In Paraggi, a short distance from Portofino, multicoloured houses are poeti.net
gathered around a small sandy cove, with terraces rising up the mountain Transport
behind. Nowadays, the once-flourishing trades of fishing and olive- V Santa Margherita Ligure.
pressing have given way to tourism. The views from here are beautiful.
@ Santa Margherita Ligure to
Portofino. g boats around the
Golfo del Tigullio and to Cinque
Terre (Apr–Sep); 0185 284 670.
Santa Margherita
Ligure (see p113)




Paraggi



Key
Portofino Boat routes




















. Portofino
The town, with its lovely harbour and rows of coloured
houses facing the piazza, is best viewed from the
headland opposite. The cove is sheltered both by its
0 kilometres 50 position and by the mountain range, which rises to a
height of 600m (1,970 ft) and forms a 3 km (2 mile)
0 miles 50
long cliff behind the town. Although small, the port
still has space for 300 mooring berths.
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7 Chiavari
Genoa. Road Map E4. * 28,200.
V @ n Corso Assarotti 1, 0185
325 198. _ Festa Patronale di
Nostra Signora dell’Orto (2 Jul).
∑ turismoinliguria.it
One of the principal cities in
Liguria, Chiavari stands on an
alluvial plain on the eastern
shores of the Golfo del Tigullio
and on the west bank of the
Entella torrent. Called Clavarium,
(“key to the valleys”) by the
Romans, the town was once
known for its old crafts, particularly
ship-building, chair-making and
macramé. Nowadays, tourism is The abbey of Sant’Andrea di Borzone, in a stunning position
the most important source of
income. The marina has space street, Via Rivarola and Via It was founded in the 12th
for some 450 boats. Ravaschieri have porticoes century by the monks of San
The ruins of a necropolis, made of the local slate. Colombano in Bobbio (in Emilia-
dating from the 8th–7th The cathedral, Nostra Romagna) and donated in 1184
centuries BC, now held in the Signora dell’Orto, has 17th- to the Benedictines of Marseille,
local archaeological museum, cen tury origins but many who reclaimed the land and
demonstrate that the area was alterations were carried out in used it for cultivation. The monks
inhabited by the Liguri Tigullio the 19th–20th centuries. The undertook a programme of
people in the pre-Roman era. interior, richly decorated with terracing and irrigation. Even
The fortified town of Chiavari gilded stucco and marble today, despite the fact that the
dates from 1178, when the inlay, contains works by Orazio woods have begun to encroach,
Genoese expanded into the de Ferrari and Anton Maria the remains of dry stone walls
Riviera di Levante in the Maragliano. The parish church can still be seen along the
struggle to counter the power of San Giovanni Battista was paths. The abbey was rebuilt in
of the Fieschi family (arch founded in 1182 but was the 13th century, at the request
rivals of the Doria dynasty). rebuilt in 1624. of the Fieschi counts, but has
The heart of Chiavari is On the outskirts, at Bacezza, managed to retain its original
Piazza Mazzini, around which is the 15th-century Santuario Romanesque look.
the arcaded streets of the old della Madonna delle Grazie, The church, with a square
city are laid out. One of these, from where there is a lovely bell tower, is built of brick and
Via dei Martiri della Liberazione, view stretching from Portofino stone. It has a single nave and a
is a straight alleyway known to Sestri Levante. Inside is a semicircular apse, and a cornice
as a “carruggiu dritu”; it was 16th-century cycle of frescoes of terracotta arches. Several
occupied by the bourgeoisie by Teramo Piaggio and cloister columns survive from
from the 14th century. This Luca Cambiaso. the old monastery. In the
presbytery there is a polyptych
dating from 1484, by an
8 Abbazia di unknown Genoese artist, and
Sant’Andrea di a slate tabernacle from 1513.
Borzone
9 Santo Stefano
Via Abbazia 63, Borzonasca. Road
Map E3. V Chiavari. @ Tel 0185 340 d’Aveto
056. Open until 8pm daily (after 7pm Genoa. Road Map E3. * 1,250.
mass). 7 @ n Piazza del Popolo 6, 0185 880
46. _ Cantamaggio (2 May).
The lovely abbey of Sant’Andrea ∑ provincia.genova.it and
di Borzone can be reached along ∑ parks.it
a winding road that runs
eastwards from the centre of Situated in an almost Alpine-
Borzonasca, an inland town some looking hollow, dominated by
16 km (10 miles) from Chiavari. Monte Maggiorasca, Santo
Standing in splendid isolation, Stefano is both a summer and
The old centre of Chiavari, with its Sant’Andrea is one of the oldest a winter holiday resort. It is a
characteristic arcaded streets Benedictine settlements in Italy. popular centre for cross-country
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skiing. In summer, visitors can is now Via Nuova Italia.
enjoy the simple pleasure of Historic monuments
strolling around the pretty include the church of
historic centre, with its winding Santo Stefano, dating
alleys and small squares. from the 10th century,
Close to the village are the but rebuilt in 1653, when
isolated, imposing ruins of a Baroque staircase and
Castello Malaspina, built by asymmetrical bell towers
the local nobles in the 12th were added; the imposing
century, and subsequently 17th-century Palazzo
passed to the Fieschi and Franzone, now the town
Doria families. hall; and the church
The Val d’Aveto was formed of Santa Giulia di
by the Aveto torrent, which Centaura (1654), reached
carves out an upland plain along a scenic road from
southwest of the town, where Viale Mazzini and with
pastures are enclosed by panoramic views along
mountains covered in forests Impressive Basilica di San Salvatore dei the coast.
of silver fir, Norway spruce, and Fieschi, Lavagna
beech and ash trees. Much of Environs
this is now part of the Parco 0 Lavagna A short drive or 30 minutes’
Naturale Regionale dell’Aveto. Genoa. Road Map E4. * 12,900. V walk inland from Lavagna lies
From Santo Stefano, visitors n Piazza della Libertà 48/A, 0185 395 the village of San Salvatore
can reach Monte Aiona, the 070. _ Torta dei Fieschi (7–14 Aug). di Cogorno, from where visitors
tallest peak in the park at 1,700 ∑ turismoinliguria.it can reach the Basilica di
m (5,576 ft), along trails that San Salvatore dei Fieschi,
reveal the beauty of this wild, The town of Lavagna lies across one of the most important
unspoiled area. Note that the the Entella from Chiavari, to Romanesque-Gothic
western slopes form part of which it is linked by several monuments in Liguria. It was
the Riserva Naturale delle bridges, including the fine commissioned in 1245 by
Agoraie and are open medieval Ponte della Maddalena. Ottobono Fieschi, the future
only to those doing In the Middle Ages this Pope Adrian V and nephew
scientific research. coastal town was a stronghold of Pope Innocent IV (another
Another area of of the local Fieschi Fieschi), who made it a basilica
interest is the great counts. Historically, in 1252. The building lies in a
forest of Le Lame, where its prosperity has particularly lovely setting, on
there are marshes and been due largely to the top of a hill covered in olive
small lakes of glacial the local slate quarries. groves, and surrounded by
origin. The icy cold Nowadays, the town ancient buildings, among
water has perfectly depends more on its them the ruined 13th-century
preserved some Logo of the Parco beach and marina, Palazzo dei Conti Fieschi.
2,500-year-old fir Naturale dell’Aveto which has space for The church is dominated by
trunks, which can be seen lying more than 1,500 yachts. The a powerful square tower which
on the bottom of Lago degli town’s medieval heart developed rises over the crossing. It has
Abeti. inland from the sea, from what cornices of blind arches and
four-mullioned windows, and
The Slate Road is crowned with a tall spire
with four pinnacles. The upper
For information on the Via dell’Ardesia: GAL Fontanabuona e façade features alternating
Sviluppo, Via Chiapparino 26, Cicagna. Tel 0185 971 091. bands of marble and slate,
∑ fontanabuona.com and a large rose window. The
marble and slate striped bands
From the black stripes of San Salvatore dei
Fieschi to the roofs of numerous houses, slate is a are repeated inside the rather
characteristic element of many buildings in the austere interior, and slate is
Riviera di Levante. It is still quarried in the hinterland used elsewhere, too, in the
behind Chiavari (not far, in fact, from the town of form of tiles in the transept
Lavagna, the Italian for blackboard). To visit the and presbytery.
quarries, take the SS225 road from Chiavari to the
Fontanabuona valley. There are six itineraries to R Basilica di San Salvatore
follow as part of the so-called Via dell’Ardesia (“slate dei Fieschi
road”). There is a slate quarry at Isolana di Orero, and Piazza Innocenzo IV, San Salvatore
Sculpture in there is also a slate museum at nearby Cicagna, di Cogorno. Tel 0185 380245.
slate 20 km (12 miles) from Lavagna. Open 8am–noon, 1:30–6pm daily
(7pm in summer).




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Galleria Rizzi has paintings, Charming to look at, the multi-
sculptures, ceramics and furniture coloured façades are supported
collected by the local Rizzi family. by arches and porticoes. The
The paintings include works by 16th-century Borgo Nuovo,
Giovanni Andrea de Ferrari and which grew up alongside it,
Alessandro Magnasco. features aristocratic palazzi
dating from the 16th to 19th
E Galleria Rizzi centuries, which was a long,
Via dei Cappuccini 4. Tel 0185 413 00. affluent period for the town.
Open Apr–Oct: 10:30am–1pm Sun; Nearby, crossed by a medieval
May–Sep: 4–7pm Wed (mid-Jun–Sep: bridge, is the River Crovana. This
9:30–11:30pm Fri, Sat). & is one of the tributaries of the
Vara, whose valley, the Val di
Vara, extends for more than
w Varese Ligure 60 km (37 miles) and has a
varied landscape, among the
La Spezia. Road Map E4. * 2,500.
@ from Sestri Levante. n Via Portici best preserved in the region. The
Fishing boats on the Baia del Silenzio at 19, 0187 842 094 (in high season). upper reaches of the river flow
Sestri Levante ∑ comune.vareseligure.sp.it through wonderful mountain
scenery, among woods of beech
q Sestri Levante This pretty, inland summer and chestnut, interspersed by
resort was, for centuries, an meadows where cows and
Genoa. Road Map E4. * 19,000.
V @ n Piazza Sant’Antonio 10, important market town and horses graze. Elsewhere there
0185 457 011. _ Premio Letterario stopping place on the route are scenic stretches where the
per la Fiaba Hans Christian Andersen north to Parma, in Emilia- river is confined between rocks.
(end May). Open 9am–1pm, 2–5pm Romagna. After the decline in Towards the coast the valley
Mon–Sat. ∑ turismoinliguria.it traffic across the mountains widens and the river flows
in the 19th century, the town through the Parco Naturale
At the far western point of the acquired the rural role it still Regionale di Montemarcello-
Golfo del Tigullio, Sestri Levante has today. Agriculture is the Magra (see p130).
is one of the liveliest resorts on main trade in this region.
the coast. The resort clusters Varese Ligure was a
around a rocky peninsula known possession of the Fieschi family, e Moneglia
as the “Isola”. In the heart of the who obtained it in fief from Genova. Road Map E4. * 2,700.
old town, the most interesting Emperor Frederick I (Barbarossa) V @ n Corso Longhi 32, 0185
monuments are the Basilica in 1161. They built the rather 490 576. _ Mostra-Mercato dell’Olio
di Santa Maria di Nazareth splendid 15th-century castle. d’Oliva (Easter Mon).
by Giovanni Battista Carlone This stands in a piazza which ∑ prolocomoneglia.it
(between 1604–16); the Palazzo was once the market square,
Durazzo Pallavicini (17th around which the so-called The town once known as
century), which is now the town Borgo Rotondo was built. Monilia faces a small gulf which
hall; and the lovely Romanesque Almost perfectly circular, with a interrupts the high, jagged
church of San Nicolò dell’Isola conti nuous screen of buildings, cliff extending between Sestri
(12th century). this ring of shops and houses Levante and Deiva Marina.
Of much greater appeal, around the market was an Moneglia is a typical fishing
however, is the wonderful Grand ingenious defensive idea town, with picturesque carruggi
Hotel dei Castelli, at the tip of dreamed up by the Fieschis. and slate roofs, and a thoroughly
the penin sula. Built in the 1920s
on the site of an old castle, the
hotel has a magnifi cent park
over looking two bays: the sandy
Baia delle Favole, named after
Hans Christian Andersen, who
stayed here in 1833 (favole
means fairy tales), is now rather
built up; but the smaller and
more secluded Baia del Silenzio,
framed by multi coloured
houses and dotted with fishing
boats, is utterly charming.
Also in the grounds is the
tower where Marconi carried out
some of his radio experi ments in
1934. Back in the old town, the The unusual Borgo Rotondo in Varese Ligure
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(the medieval district around
the church of Sant’Andrea and
the hill of San Giacomo), and
the Borgo Nuovo, which grew
up in the 15th century on the
nearby plain. In the medieval
district is the lovely Loggia del
Comune (13th century), the
Casa Restani, with a 13th–
14th-century portico, a castle
(privately owned) and a stretch
of the old town walls, dating
from 1265.
The principal monument
is the parish church of Sant’
The beach at Moneglia in summer, crowded with tourists Andrea, a beautiful example of
Ligurian Gothic. The façade is
gentle pace. Long years of for a defensive naval base. striped with white marble and
loyalty to the Republic of These days, Bonassola has no local serpentine (a softish green
Genoa have left many traces: marina, but it is not difficult to stone), with a finely carved rose
among them, the Fortezza land small boats here. The town window. Serpentine is also used
Monleone, dating from 1173, also has a wide beach, mostly in the capitals of the columns
and the 16th-century Castello pebbles, and the sea bed is in the nave. Works of art inside
di Villafranca, on the slopes varied and suited to dives of include two canvases from a
above the town centre. medium difficulty. polyptych by Carlo Braccesco
The striped parish church Sights of interest include (1495) depicting Saints Augustine
of Santa Croce (1726) has the parish church of Santa and Jerome and Saints Blaise
Last Supper by Luca Caterina (16th century), with and Pantaleon. In the former
Cambiaso, the great sumptuous Baroque deco- oratory of the church is a Museo
16th-century artist who ration and numerous ex Permanente della Cultura
was born in Moneglia. votos – evidence of Materiale, which reconstructs
Inside, there are also the busy seafaring lives various aspects of the rural
two links from the of the inhabitants. and seafaring life of the Riviera
chain that once closed The tiny church of di Levante.
the gates of Pisa – Madonna della Among vestiges of Levanto’s
trophies from the Punta, built on a cliff more recent past are several
battle of Meloria (see jutting out over the sea important palazzi (often with
p43), in which the to the west of the pretty painted façades) dating
Monegliese helped village, is the focus of from the 17th and 18th
Genoa to defeat Pisa. Santa Croce bell a popular sunset walk. centuries, when many Genoese
There is plenty of tower, Moneglia Several old villages noble families chose to build
scope for swimming in the vicinity are their summer residences here:
at Moneglia, especially worth exploring, either on foot Palazzo Vannoni, facing on to
beneath the cliffs, and there or by car. One path, following a Piazza Cavour, is the most
are lovely walks through the route through vineyards and important one.
maquis west towards Punta olive groves, takes walkers the
Baffe and Punta Manara, or 9 km (6 miles) to Montaretto, E Museo Permanente della
through hillside villages and known for its production (albeit Cultura Materiale
scenic vineyards towards the limited) of good white wine. Piazzetta Massola 4. Tel 0187 817
Bracco mountain pass. 776. Open Jul & Aug: 9–11pm
Tue–Sun; at other times
by request.
t Levanto
r Bonassola
La Spezia. Road Map E4. * 5,800.
La Spezia. Road Map E4. * 1,000. V n Piazza Cavour, 0187 808 125.
V @ n Via Fratelli Rezzano, 0187 _ Festa del Mare (24–25 Jul).
813 500. _ Madonna del Rosario ∑ levanto.com
(first weekend in Oct).
∑ prolocobonassola.it Over the years, Levanto
has been a centre for trade,
Built around a cove, in a agriculture and, most recently,
splendid spot, Bonassola was tourism: it has a long and
selected by the Genoese in lovely beach. The small town Striped white marble façade of Sant’Andrea
the 13th century as the site is divided into Borgo Antico, in Levanto




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y The Cinque Terre

The Cinque Terre (or “five lands”) comprises translucent sea
and cliffs plunging into the water, towns clinging to rocky
slopes and terraces dug into the contours of the mountains
directly behind the coast. Today the region is a national park
encompassing some 20 km (12 miles) of coast and the
immediate hinterland. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this
is a place where the relationship between man and the 1 Monterosso
environment is preserved in miraculous equilibrium. The five Geographically the largest, it is also
villages that give the area its name are Monterosso al Mare, the westernmost village of the five.
Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore (see pp124– It offers the widest choice of hotels,
5). The coastal paths connecting them are great for both restaurants and nightlife
(see pp124–5).
walking and horse riding (see p201), and there is also
diving available. Access is primarily on foot,
by boat or train (see pp124–5). Note that
accommodation in high season
should be booked well in Pignone
advance. Pignone



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2 The Terraces
The steep-sided terrain
of the Cinque Terre is an
extraordinary example of an
architectural landscape. The
terraces sculpted out of the 3 Vernazza
mountain slopes have been With its colourful houses
used primarily to cultivate olives clustered around an inlet, it is
and vines, from which the highly generally regarded as the
coveted Sciacchetrà (fortified most beautiful of the five
wine) is made (see p187). towns (see pp124–5).
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VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
Practical Information
La Spezia.
Road Map E–F4. n Tel 0187 812
523 (Corniglia station); 0187 760
511 (Manarola station); 0187 817
059 (Monterosso al Mare station);
0187 920 633 (Riomaggiore station);
0187 743 500 (La Spezia station);
0187 812 533 (Vernazza station).
& Compulsory Carta Cinque Terre
gives access to transport, paths and
maps. ∑ parconazionale5terre.it
Transport
4 Corniglia V
The geographical centre of the Cinque Terre.
Perched on top of a promontory, it is surrounded
on three sides by terraced vineyards, with the sea
100 m (320 ft) below (see pp124–5).






Key
5 Manarola
Coastal Tour route Clinging to a cliff overlooking the sea, the village of
Mountain route Manarola is a striking sight with its compact,
pastel-hued houses (see pp124–5).
Other roads
Railway
River
Ferry









Menhir di
M. Capri •

• Volastra
• Groppo
6 Via dell’Amore
Constructed in the 1920s, the Via
dell’Amore (Path of Love) traces a route
from Manarola to Riomaggiore. The
path, cut into the steep cliffs, is just
a 20-minute easy walk, but is scenic
and justifiably renowned. It is closed
8 La Strada dei Santuari until mid-2017 for retrofitting and
This tortuous path across often landslide prevention.
cultivated land is cut into the
mountainside and links the
five coastal towns. It can be 7 Riomaggiore
covered on foot, by bicycle Riomaggiore, the nearest village to La Spezia, has two
or on horseback, and it offers rows of tall narrow houses and plenty of seafood restaurants
outstanding views. (see pp124–5).




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Exploring Cinque Terre

The Cinque Terre is perhaps Italy’s most idyllic cluster of coastal
villages and certainly its most unique. A chain of five villages
perched precariously on rocky promontaries, they are famous
for their extraordinary beauty and natural isolation. Residents of
the Cinque Terre villages have adapted to their challenging
natural surroundings, building houses that start at the sea and
climb the cliffs towards the sky, and cultivating the hills with
extensive vineyards and olive groves. Virtually inaccessible by
car, visitors flock to the villages on ferries and trains during the
summer months to witness Italy at its picturesque best. Each
village has something different to offer, from stunning beaches The stunning village of Vernazza, the jewel
to challenging hikes, buzzing cocktail bars or quiet seclusion. in Cinque Terre’s crown

exploring the network of Santa Margherita di Antiochia.
cobbled streets, stopping at a Its charming piazza is framed by
wine cellar for a glass of Sciac- the tall, pastel-hued buildings
chetrà (a sweet wine produced and beyond the town, steeply-
in the hills of the Cinque Terre). terraced olive-groves crowd
People-watch in the main the hillsides.
square – the Piazza Garibaldi – Due to its size and popularity,
home of the town hall and a Vernazza can get extremely
statue of Garibaldi. Other places crowded during the tourist
of note include the Church of season (May–September).
San Francesco and its impressive During this time, it is best to visit
collection of artistic treasures early in the morning or in the
(including a crucifixion evening when most of the day
attributed to Van Dyck), and trippers have left. The train
The long stretch of beach at the holiday home of Eugenio station is a mere 10-minute walk
Monterosso Montale (nobel-prize winning from the harbour and there are
Italian poet), who used the plenty of cafés, shops and places
Monterosso Cinque Terre as inspiration for of interest along the route. Get
Monterosso is the largest and many of his works. lost on the side streets; take one
most resort-like of the five of the numerous trails that lead
villages. It is also the most Vernazza away from the village or up to its
accessible (being slightly less Vernazza is often regarded as commanding 16th-century
vertical and having fewer steps the most beautiful of the five Belforte tower, which offers a
than the other villages), so is towns and it’s not hard to see fantastic view of the coastline.
the best choice for visitors with why. A small harbour nestles Hikes to the sanctuaries of San
mobility problems or small under the shadow of the Bernardino and the Madonna
children. The village is made up 11th-century Doria castle and a della Neveare (trafficked usually
of two distinct parts: the “new dramatic seaside church, the only by local farmers) are well
town” of Fegina, where the
beach, train station and much
of the tourist accomodation is
located, and the “old town’” of
Monterosso Vecchio – the
ancient medieval centre. In the
summer, tourists are drawn to
Monterosso for its long stretch
of sandy beach (the only
extensive beach in the Cinque
Terre), and for its variety of
hotels, restaurants, shops
and nightlife.
The historical centre of
Monterosso is crammed with
picture-perfect houses, artisan
shops and tiny winding
passageways. Take delight in Terraced vineyards sculpted out of the hillside at Corniglia
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worth the effort – visitors will be
rewarded with incredible views.
Sadly the main street of the
village and the buildings along
it suffered extensive damage in
the floods of October 2011, but
tremendous efforts have been
taken to restore the village to its
original glory. Some footpaths
remain closed, however.

Corniglia
Corniglia is in the centre of the
Cinque Terre, perched on a high
promontory and surrounded on
three sides by terraced vineyards. The colourful houses at Manarola
It is the smallest village and was
the last to succumb to tourism, viewpoint, from which visitors further uphill, visit the Church of
mainly due to the difficulties can enjoy incredible views along San Giovanni Battista and the
visitors encounter in reaching it. the whole coastline. 13th-century castle, and enjoy
Day-trippers can choose to tackle wonderful views of the village
the 382 steep steps from the Riomaggiore from both.
waterfront train station or hike in Riomaggiore is the nearest
from neighbouring Vernazza. village to La Spezia and the Getting Around
On arrival, visitors will be unofficial capital of the Cinque
rewarded with some great Terre. It is divided into two parts There are three main ways of
places to eat and a number of by the railway line. The lower reaching and moving between
interesting shops. Wander along part is the fishing village where the Cinque Terre villages:
the main street and enjoy your visitors can watch fisherman
focaccia or gelato in the scenic hauling in the day’s catch, or Car
piazzetta, or visit the Belvedere di enjoy a delicious seafood feast Driving is discouraged; the
Santa Maria, a breezy sea-facing at one of the restaurants dotted villages are built into narrow
terrace that offers 180-degree around the small, characteristic valleys/hilltops and have very
limited road access and parking
views of the Cinque Terre coast- port. Surrounded by colourful facilities. If you must bring a car,
line. It the only place where all town houses and with boats leave it in nearby La Spezia and
five villages can be seen at once. lined up along its ramp, it is the take the train.
Cinque Terre at its best.
Manarola Via Colombo, the steep main Train
Clinging to a cliff overlooking the street, is located in the upper The train is by far the easiest
sea, the village of Manarola is a part of the village, flanked by method of reaching the Cinque
strikingly beautiful sight with its terraced vineyards. Here visitors Terre and travelling between the
compact, colourful houses rising can find a variety of restaurants, villages. Between 6am and
up from the sea. It marks the bars and souvenir shops, and a 11:30pm, a Cinque Terre Card is
beginning of the famous Via piazza in which to take a break available which allows a full or
dell’Amore (“The Way of Love”) from the many steps. Climbing multi-day pass (€12 for a one-
footpath, an easy-to-walk, 2 km day pass, €23 for a two-day pass).
paved path connecting Manarola
to Riomaggiore, so called Ferry
because it provided easy passage The ferry is an excellent way
from which to admire the Cinque
for young lovers who lived in the Terre villages and to move
two small towns. Due to some between them. High-speed
major rock-slides, parts of the passenger boats run between
path are currently closed. the villages (except for Corniglia
Other attractions include the which has no port access) up to
Church of San Lorenzo, located in 20 times a day, starting at 10am
the upper part of the village. and ending after 6pm. Tickets
A richly decorated Gothic edifice, (€4–€9) and hop on/hop off
it features a rose window dating passes are available. The ferries
back to the 14th century. A connect the Cinque Terre to
14th-century oratory and a 13th Levanto as well as Portovenere
century bell tower can be found and, during peak months,
in the same square. Visitors Portofino.
shouldn’t miss the Punta Boats lined up at the tiny port of
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fortified fishing village, with rows centuries BC), with a mosaic
of brightly painted houses on pavement and a small museum,
the slope down to the harbour. known as the Antiquarium.
Behind is a maze of narrow
alleys and vaulted staircases, + Castello
populated by Portovenere’s Tel 0187 791 106. Open 10:30am–
famous cats. 5:30pm daily. Closed during events &
At the tip of the headland in winter. &
is the striped church of San P Antiquarium del Varignano
Pietro, built in 1277 in honour Le Grazie. Tel 0187 790 307.
of the patron saint of fishermen. Open on request.
The church in the pretty medieval village It incorporates elements of a
of Campiglia 6th-century, early Christian church
and has a small Romanesque
u Campiglia loggia, open to the sea.
Also worth visiting is San
La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 150. Lorenzo, a short walk up an
V La Spezia. @ from La Spezia.
n IAT Cinque Terre, 0187 770 900. alley from the harbour. This
∑ campiglia.net and beautiful Romanesque church
∑ tramontidicampiglia.it was built in the 12th century,
but reworked in the Gothic
This rural village, founded in and Renaissance eras. It has a
the Middle Ages and occupying wonderfully rustic font inside.
a precipitous position near the Further up the alley (it is a
coast only a short distance steep climb), visitors will reach
from La Spezia, is fascinating the 16th-century castello. The church of San Pietro at Portovenere,
and magical. Built by the Genoese, this is a overlooking the sea
Campiglia was built on an grandiose example of military
old mule road along the ridge architecture, and also offers o Palmaria, Tino
between Portovenere and fantastic views. It is linked to
Levanto, and it is still a great the town by a line of walls with and Tinetto
starting point for walks. The square towers. The remains of La Spezia. Road Map F5. g from
most beautiful, and hardest, various medieval fortifications La Spezia or Portovenere for Isola
walk is along CAI (Italian Alpine are still visible around Palmaria, 0187 732 987. n IAT
Club) path no. 11. This takes Portovenere. Portovenere, 0187 790 691.
visitors through the spectacular Le Grazie, along the winding
terrain of the Tramonti, a route north from Portovenere to Liguria’s only archipelago once
continuation of the Cinque Terre La Spezia, is another place of formed part of the headland
with terraces of vines, before a great beauty. Monte Muzzerone of Portovenere.
steep flight of 2,000 steps nearby is hugely popular among The largest island, Isola
descends down as far as the free-climbers. The village itself Palmaria, is divided from the
small beach of Punta del Persico: is home to the church of Santa mainland by just a narrow
the landscape open to the sea Maria delle Grazie (15th century) channel. It is covered in dense
is genuinely breathtaking. and the 16th-century monastery vegetation on one side, and has
of the Olivetans. By the inlet of steep cliffs and caves on the
Varignano, nearby, is a ruined other. In the past, Portor marble,
i Portovenere Roman villa (2nd to 1st a valuable black stone used in
La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 4,600.
V La Spezia. @ n Piazza Bastreri 7,
0187 790 691. _ Festa della
Madonna Bianca (17 Aug).
∑ portovenere.it and
∑ prolocoportovenere.it
Portus Veneris (the port of
Venus) was praised for its
beauty as far back as Roman
times. Nowadays, its beauty and
cachet even rival those
of Portofino.
Lying at the base of the rocky
cliff that fringes the western
side of the Golfo della Spezia,
Portovenere resembles a typical The harbour at Portovenere, with its characteristic painted houses
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The old centre is dominated
by the Castello, the most
important example of military
architecture in the region.
Built by the Pisans in the 13th
century to counter a Genoese
fort at Portovenere, it was taken
by Genoa shortly afterwards,
and was enlarged in the 15th
century. It is still in a remarkably
The island of Palmaria, the largest in the Ligurian archipelago good state, with its pentagonal
tower and massive walls.
some buildings in Portovenere, Assunta; and Villa Marigola, There is an archaeological
was quarried here, which has which has lovely gardens. museum inside.
partially disfigured the island. Below the castle is the lovely
Palmaria is popular among the (and sandy) Baia di Maralunga,
locals, who visit for day trips, but s Lerici which is good for a swim.
the island’s appeal cannot com­ La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 12,000. V
pete with that of the mainland. La Spezia. @ n Via Biaggini 6, 0187 + Castello and Museo
The much smaller islands of 967 346. _ Festa di Sant’ Erasmo (Jul). Piazza San Giorgio. Tel 0187 969 042.
Tino and Tinetto lie in a military Open mid­Oct–mid­Mar: 10:30am–
zone. Access to Tino is allowed In the Middle Ages Lerici was a 12:30pm Tue–Fri; 10:30am–12:30pm,
only on the 13th September, for major port, and enjoyed both 2:30–5:30pm Sat, Sun, public hols;
the Festa di San Venerio. There is commercial and strategic mid­Mar–Jun, Sep–mid­Oct:
a ruined 11th­century abbey, imp ortance. Today, it is a popular 10:30am–1pm, 2:30–6pm Tue–Sun;
built on the site of a chapel tourist town, but one that retains Jul–Aug: 10:30am–12:30pm,
where the hermit saint lived in a working community with a 6:30pm–midnight Tue–Sun.
solitude. The island lighthouse strong identity. Closed Mon. &
guides ships into the gulf.
Tinetto is an inhospitable
rock, but the rich diversity of the
sea bed make this a popular
diving area. The ruins of two
religious buildings on the island
confirm the earliest known
Christian presence in the area
(5th century).

p La Spezia
See pp128–9.
a San Terenzo The port of Lerici, dominated by an imposing castle
La Spezia. Road Map F5. V La
Spezia. @ n Lerici, 0187 967 346. The Gulf of Poets
San Terenzo lies on the It was the Italian playwright Sem Benelli who first described the Gulf
northern side of the Golfo della of Lerici as the “Gulf of Poets” in 1919. It is an evocative and romantic
Spezia, overlooking the pretty epithet, and not inaccurate given the personalities who arrived here
bay of Lerici. Once a small in the 19th and 20th centuries: including Percy Bysshe Shelley (who
group of fishermen’s houses drowned at sea en route to La Spezia from Livorno, in 1822, and was
clustered on the shore, San cremated at Viareggio) and his wife Mary (author of Frankenstein),
Terenzo was a favourite among Lord Byron, DH Lawrence and Virginia
certain 19th­century poets, Woolf. The gulf still has strong appeal today
including Percy Bysshe Shelley. and attracts artists and intellectuals, mainly
Italians. As a consequence a “cultural park”
Casa Magni, the last home has been established, called the Parco
Shelley shared with his wife Culturale Golfo dei Poeti, joining similar
Mary, is located nearby. Today, parks dedicated to Eugenio Montale, in the
the village is suffering from the Cinque Terre, and in the Val di Magra and
effects of mass tourism. Sights Terra di Luni. For more information contact
to visit include a castle on a the tourist office APT Cinque Terre­Golfo
rocky promontory nearby; Percy Bysshe Shelley dei Poeti in La Spezia (see p207).
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p La Spezia Limoges enamels, medals and
numerous archaeological finds
The port of La Spezia has been important since antiquity as a from excavations around the
trading centre for produce from all over the world, especially Mediterranean basin.
spices (la spezia means spice in Italian). In the 13th century, Paintings are the collection’s
the Fieschi family transformed what had been a fishing village most significant element: indeed,
the 13th- and 14th-century
into a fortress surrounded by walls. The city expanded and a paintings form one of the finest
second defensive ring was built in the 1600s. This city was private collections in Europe.
lauded by poets in the 19th century, and attracted generations Besides fine works by Paolo di
of European travellers, drawn by La Spezia’s elegance and Giovanni Fei, Pietro Lorenzetti,
attractive position on the gulf. The city, and its role, changed Sassetta and Lippo di Benivieni,
there are two 16th-century
radically after 1861, when the Savoy government began the highlights: a presumed Self
construction of a naval base. Today, traces of the distant past Portrait (1520) by Pontormo,
are tucked away amid the sprawling metropolis. The naval painted using tempera on
base and port are still thriving. terracotta, and Portrait of a
Gentleman (1510) by Titian.
The 17th-century paintings by
P Arsenale Militare general warehouse and offices followers of Caravaggio are also
and Museo Navale are placed at the centre of the worth seeking out, as are the
Viale Amendola 1. entire complex, and so forth. Venetian views by Canaletto,
Tel 0187 784 693. Open 8am– The predominant style is Bellotto, Marieschi and Guardi.
6:45pm Mon–Sat, 8am–1pm Neo-Classical. It is possible There are also bronzes from the
Sun. Closed 1 Jan, 15 Aug, to visit parts of the base, 16th and 17th centuries.
8, 24–26 Dec. & 8 ^ no including the old work-
flash. ∑ turismoliguria.it shops, sailmakers’ yards,
In exile on St Helena, masonry docks and the
Napoleon, tracing a swing bridge.
portrait of the Italian The Museo Tecnico
peninsula, wrote of Navale della Marina
La Spezia that “it is Militare is one of Italy’s
the most beautiful oldest and most impor-
port in the universe; tant naval museums. The
its defence by land core of its collection dates
and by sea is easy… back to the 16th century,
maritime institutions and was started by
would be sheltered Figurehead, Emanuel Philibert of
here”. It was not Museo Navale Savoy, who gathered
Napoleon, however, mementoes from the
who transferred the naval Battle of Lepanto (1571). Models
base from Genoa to La Spezia, help to illustrate the history of
but the Savoy government the port; and there is also a fine
under Camillo Benso, Count collection of anchors (around Self Portrait by Pontormo, Museo
of Cavour. 120 different ones) and a good Amedeo Lia
Construction of the colossal display of 28 figureheads from
site began in 1861. The city old sailing ships. + Castello di San Giorgio
inevitably expanded as a result Via XXVII Marzo. Tel 0187 751 142.
of the building of the base, and E Museo Amedeo Lia Open see Museo Archeologico.
from 1861 to 1881 the number Via Prione 234. Tel 0187 731 100. The oldest architectural vestige
of inhabitants tripled. Badly Open 10am–6pm Tue–Sun. Closed of centuries past, the Castello
damaged by bombing in World 1 Jan, 15 Aug, 25 Dec. & 7 8 = di San Giorgio occupies a com-
War II, and further damaged by ∑ museolia.spezianet.it manding position overlooking
German troops, who occupied This excellent and award- the city. The imposing fortifi-
the site between 1943 and 1945, winning museum, opened cation was commissioned by
the base was reconstructed with in 1996, is based around the the Fieschi family in the 13th
meticulous care. works donated by Amedeo Lia century, though what is seen
Today the structure illustrates and his family. It is housed in today dates from a reconstruc-
how the designer, Colonel part of the ancient church and tion that took place in the 14th
Domenico Chiodo, responded monastery of the monks of San century, and from defence work
carefully to the practical require- Francesco da Paola, which was carried out in the 17th century.
ments: the workshops are located restored for the purpose. The Following major restoration
close to the entrance for the museum includes paintings and work, the castle is now home to
convenience of the workers, the minia tures, medieval ivory, the Museo Civico Archeologico.
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when the naval base was VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
being built.
Some of these finds provide Practical Information
evidence of the first human Road Map F4.
settlements in the Lunigiana * 97,000. n Viale Italia 5.
area: coins and ceramics dating _ San Giuseppe (19 Mar); Festa
from the prehistoric, Etruscan del Mare con Palio del Golfo
and Roman eras are among the (first Sun in Aug).
∑ comune.sp.it
objects found near the ancient ∑ turismocultura.spezianet.it
city of Luni (see p131). Also of ∑ turismoliguria.it
interest are palaeolithic finds
from the Grotta dei Colombi Transport
on the island of Palmaria. V @
The most significant section
of the museum is, however, the
collection of statue-stelae, the war. It contains a Coronation
sculptures in sandstone dating of the Virgin, a glazed terracotta
from the Bronze and Iron ages, relief by Andrea Della Robbia
depicting in stylized form, and a Martyrdom of St
Castello di San Giorgio, home to warriors grasping weapons and Bartholomew (16th century)
the Museo Archeologico figures of women. Although by Luca Cambiaso.
typical art of the Lunigiana,
E Museo Civico their function and significance R Pieve di San Venerio
Archeologico Ubaldo are unclear. This charming Parish church
Formentini dates from the 11th century,
Castello di San Giorgio, Via XXVII R Chiesa di Santa although excavations
Marzo. Tel 0187 751 142. Maria dell’Assunta carried out in the last
Open 9:30am–12:30pm Mon, Piazza Beverini. century have revealed
5–8pm daily; winter: 9:30am–12:30pm, Open 9:30–11am, much earlier, even
2–5pm. Closed Tue (except hols), 3–5:30pm daily. Roman, origins. The
1 Jan, 24, 25 Dec. & 7 8 = This 14th-century façade is decorated
∑ museodelcastello.spezianet.it
church has been with a two-mullioned
This museum was established in modified more than window and is flanked
the 19th century as a home for once. Its appearance by a bell tower. The
the many archaeological finds today, with its black interior has two aisles,
and fossils discovered in the city -and-white façade, the older of which
environs, mainly as a result of owes much to Statue-stela at the Museo ends, unusually, in
excavation work carried out reconstruc tion after Archeologico two apses.

La Spezia
Town Centre
Pieve
1 Arsenale Militare VI A MI LANO V IA T O RIN O V IA FR A N C E SC O CR I Venerio
di San
and Museo Navale V IA N APO L I VI A XX SETT E MBR E VIA DEI C OLLI
V IA FI UM E
2 Museo Amedeo Lia V I A RO M A MARZO VIA XXVII VI A VE N ETO SPI
3 Castello di San Giorgio C O R S O C AVO UR Museo Museo Civico VIA XXIV MAGGIO SAN
4 Museo Civico Archeologico V I A L E G A R I B A L D I V IA D EL P RI ON E Amedeo Lia Archeologico EUROPA TERENZO
PIAZZA
Ubaldo Formentini
Ubaldo Formentini Castello di
V IA G. M IN ZO N I
5 Chiesa di Santa Maria V I A DI M ON A L E PIAZZA San Giorgio V I A XX SE T T E M B R E PIAZZA
VERDI
V IA R OM A
dell’Assunta CAVOUR V IA MA N Z O NI
Chiesa di Santa V IAL E G IUSEPP E M AZZ IN I
Maria dell’Assunta V I A L E I TA L I A
V I A N I C O LÒ F I E S C H I V I A L E G I O VA N N I A M E N D O L A V IA C HIODO Ligurian Sea
V I A ANT O N I O G RA MS C I
CO RSO CAV OU R
VI A CR IS T OF O R O C OL O MBO
VIALE A. DIAZ
Arsenale Militare
and Museo Navale
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f Montemarcello g Ameglia
La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 4,600. La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 4,500.
V La Spezia. @ n Via Nuova 48, V Sarzana, Santo Stefano Magra.
0187 691 071 (seasonal). Parco N R @ n Via della Mura 7, 0187 691 071.
Montemarcello-Magra: Via Paci _ Carnevale Amegliese (Feb).
Agostino 2, Sarzana, 0187 600 324. ∑ comune.ameglia.sp.it
∑ parcomagra.it
Although it is not far from
This town on the eastern the mouth of the River Magra,
fringes of the Golfo della Ameglia still has the look of a
Spezia offers fantastic views, hill town. Tall, narrow houses
both west towards the gulf and are packed together around a
east towards the Versilia coast. hilltop where a castle once
Montemarcello does not share stood. Its ruins include a round
the structure common to tower and parts of the original
hilltowns. Lacking the traditional walls. The main part of the
concentric arrangement, it is castle was replaced in the
instead laid out on a square Renaissance period by the
network, echoing the layout Palazzo del Podestà, later the
A picturesque alley in the small fishing of the original Roman military Palazzo Comunale (town hall).
village of Tellaro camp, or castrum. The houses From the summit, alleys
in the oldest part, still partially extend in concentric circles,
d Fiascherino enclosed by the remains of the broken up by small squares,
and Tellaro town walls, are painted in the several of which have a view of
bright colours usually seen in
the Carrara marble mountains.
La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 800. coastal towns – an anomaly in a The piazza in front of the church
V La Spezia. @ n Lerici, 0187 967 mountain village. Indeed, the of Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio is
346. _ Sagra del Polpo (weekend of street layout and the architec- lovely, with views over the lower
or before 15 Aug), Natale Subacqueo tural style of the houses give Lunigiana and the Apuan Alps.
(24 Dec). ∑ turismoliguria.it Montemarcello a particular and The church has a 16th-century
unusual atmosphere, more akin marble door.
These two pretty fishing villages to an elegant holiday resort
of painted houses lie next to than a rural village. As such,
each other, just south it has become h Bocca di Magra
of Lerici. Both face a discreet haven for La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 4,300.
small bays, with Italian intellectuals V Sarzana, Santo Stefano Magra.
verdant hills behind. and artists – a @ n Via Fabbricotti, 0187 608 037.
Tiny Fiascherino situation that has,
has a lovely beach, in effect, saved Originally a fishing village
and the cliffs conceal Montemarcello from at the mouth (bocca) of the
enchanting coves Logo of the Parco di attempts at major river Magra, this town manages
accessible only by Montemarcello-Magra development. to hold onto its heritage, despite
boat. The writer DH The landscape its role as a tourist resort. In
Lawrence lived in the village around the town is delightful: addition to numerous holiday
from 1913–14. this is the southern tract of
Thanks to its position on the the Parco Naturale
cliffs high above the sea, medieval Regionale di Monte-
Tellaro has preserved its original marcello-Magra, Liguria’s
features almost intact, though only river park, which offers
the instability of the rock itself great opportunities for
has caused some damage. The walks, with several marked
oldest part is built on a promon- walking trails. The park
tory that marks the furthermost extends from the summit
limit of the Riviera di Levante: of the eastern headland
the tall houses here had to be of the Golfo della Spezia as
built on different levels in order far as the plain of the river
to accommodate the terrain. Magra. In the southern
The village’s extremely narrow stretches, near Bocca di
streets are linked by flights of Magra, the vegetation and
steps and tunnels. The Baroque the wildlife are typically
church of San Giorgio overlooks Mediterranean, while in the
the sea, while the Oratory of In northern part of the park
Selàa has a lovely courtyard, cultivated fields and A glimpse of Montemarcello, known for its
which also faces the water. wetlands alternate. excellent views
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statues, busts, fragments of
frescoes, jewellery, tools, stamps
and ceramics.
k Castelnuovo
di Magra
La Spezia. Road Map F5. * 8,000.
V Sarzana, Santo Stefano Magra.
@ n Via Aurelia 241, 0187 693 306.
_ Corteo Storico “A Pace de Dante”
(end Aug).
The ancient Roman amphitheatre at Luni
It seems probable that the origins
homes, there is a small beach, 2 km (1 mile) away. In 1204, the of this inland town coincided
a spa and a well-equipped bishopric was moved to nearby with the decline of nearby Luni
marina. Sarzana, and soon, all that was and the abandonment of the
The coast here is very different left of Luni was its name, which port by its inhabitants.
from that of the Cinque Terre had also given the surrounding Castelnuovo, built on a
and the Golfo della Spezia. It is area its title, the Lunigiana. hilltop in view of the mouth of
near here that the low-lying, The archaeological site the River Magra, is spread out
sandy stretch, known as the at Luni is the most important attractively along a ridge, with
Versilia coast, begins. one in northern Italy. the church at one end and the
The appeal of Bocca di Magra, Surrounded by walls, the city bishop’s palace (a 13th-century
which stems largely from its was built to a perfectly regular castle) at the other. Linking
combined seaside and riverside layout, with the public buildings these two landmarks is Via
location, was not lost on writers, equally neatly placed. A great Dante, lined with handsome
poets and other demanding temple and several prestigious palazzi with elegant façades.
holidaymakers, who were houses stood near the huge, Sections of the old town walls
attracted to Bocca in the first half marble-paved Forum. Nearby and two 15th-century towers
of the 20th century, just as they was the Capitolium, a temple are still visible.
were to other towns in the area. dedicated to Jove, Juno and The church at one end of Via
Nearby are the remains of a Minerva, encircled by a marble- Dante is Santa Maria Maddalena,
Roman villa dating from the 1st edged basin, with a flight of built in the late 16th century
century AD. It is built on sloping steps in front. Remains of these but with a 19th-century façade.
terraces on the cliff, in a pano- buildings are still visible. The marble columns inside are
ramic position above the mouth Nearby was the Casa dei thought to have come from
of the river. Mosaici, with an atrium in Santa Maria Assunta at Luni.
Corinthian style surrounded by Inside is a Calvary by Brueghel
rooms with mosaic floors. Some the Younger.
j Luni of these 3rd–4th century AD Between Castelnuovo
mosaics survive. The vast Casa and Luni, up a very winding
Via Luni 37, Ortonovo (La Spezia). degli Affreschi was built around road, is Nicola, a pretty
Road Map F5. @ Tel 0187 668 11.
Site and museum: Open 8:30am– a garden and had numerous medieval hilltop village centred
7:30pm Tue–Sun. Closed 25 Dec, rooms with fine floors and around the church of Santi
1 Jan, 1 May. frescoes. Inside the walls there Filippo e Giacomo.
are also the ruins of the Early
The Roman colony of Portus Christian basilica of Santa Maria,
Lunae was founded in 177 BC in including the remains of three
an effort to counter the native early Romanesque apses and
Ligurians. Its role as an important the base of a bell tower.
port grew as Luni became a Outside the walls is the
major channel for the shipping amphitheatre, which was built
of marble from the nearby in the Antonine era (1st–2nd
Apuan Alps (known as Luni centuries AD) and was the scene
marble) to all corners of the of violent gladiatorial fights. The
Roman empire. lower section of stepped seats, as
Luni’s prosperity faltered well as part of a covered portico,
during the early centuries of the survives. The complex system
Middle Ages, due to the gradual of steps and corridors that led to
decrease of the marble trade, the seating is still visible.
with full-blown decline On the site of the Forum is an
accompanying the silting-up of archaeological museum, with Nicola, a lovely hilltop village
the harbour. The coast is now displays of Imperial-era marble near Castelnuovo




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l Sarzana

This lively agricultural and commercial town has a splendid
historic centre which has remained almost intact, despite
being bombed during World War II. Built by the River Magra
and on the Via Francigena, the main land route between Rome
and northern Europe, Sarzana was of strategic importance
both under the Romans and in the Middle Ages. It is no
surprise that such a desirable town was fought over at length
by its most powerful neighbours, including Pisa and Florence, Church of Sant’Andrea
until in 1572 the town became a stable possession (and This ancient Romanesque church
the easternmost outpost) of the Republic of Genoa. has a plain stone façade with an
unusual 16th-century door
A sophisticated town, Sarzana has a famous decorated with caryatids.
antiques market and great shops.








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. Cathedral
The cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, begun in 1204 after the
transfer of the bishopric from Luni to Sarzana, was completed in
the 15th century and modified in the 17th century. The
14th-century door, the finely carved marble rose window and
the bell tower are all enchanting. Inside are two marble
altarpieces (mid-1400s) by Leonardo Riccomanni.
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La Fortezza di Sarzanello
Just north of Sarzana, the Fortress Practical Information
of Sarzanello rises on a hill in an La Spezia.
excellent strategic position from Road Map F4–5.
which to control the lower Lunigiana. * 20,000. n Piazza San
Built for Castruccio Castracani, a lord Giorgio, 0187 620 419.
of Lucca, in around 1322, it was _ “Soffitta in Strada”, crafts
altered in later centuries, including and antiques market (first 3
in 1493, when it was restored by weeks of Aug).
the Florentines. The fortress is built ∑ welcomesarzana.it
on a triangular plan and has three
cylindrical corner towers. Access is Transport
V @
gained by crossing a bridge, which
straddles a deep moat.

. Cittadella
This imposing fortress was built by
Lorenzo the Magnificent, the powerful Medici
ruler of Florence, from 1488–92. It is built on a
rectangular plan with six round towers and a
moat. The 16th-century walls were constructed
by the Genoese.
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corresponds to the
ancient Via Francigena,
which links the Neo-
Classical Porta Romana
V I A M A Z Z I N I
and Porta Parma.
The Cross of
Maestro Guglielmo, Sarzanello
the work of a Tuscan artist,
dated 1138, can be seen in the Key
Cathedral. A key work, it was a prototype
for the crucifixes painted in Tuscany and Suggested route
Umbria in the following two centuries.




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THE RIVIERA DI

PONENTE


With the capital city of Genoa at one end and Ventimiglia, on the border
with France, at the other, the Riviera di Ponente extends for around 150 km
(93 miles). There is spectacular scenery in the interior, and the coast is so
green and lush that it is divided, fittingly, into the Riviera delle Palme (of
palm trees) and the Riviera dei Fiori (of flowers).
Any visitor to this area cannot fail to The western part of Liguria also
appreciate the mild climate of the coast, has a rich history, evoked by numerous
which has been exploited in the past for atmospheric towns and villages. Visitors
the cultivation of citrus fruits, and is now need to head only a short distance inland
used in the growing of cut flowers and to discover fascinating medieval towns
house plants, adapting customs as well which are in stark contrast to the touristy
as the landscape in the creation of a coastal towns. Traces of the Romans
new industry. can also be found both on the coast
Liguria is now one of the most and in the interior, such as at the five
important flower-growing areas in the Roman bridges in the Parco del Finalese
world. It is no coincidence that San Remo, (in whose limestone caves palaeolithic
one of the main towns along this coast, utensils and burial tombs have been
is known as the “città dei fiori”, or city of found), or at the excavations of
flowers. Olives are the other major crop, Albintimilium, ancient Ventimiglia.
grown particularly around Imperia. In between excursions, as well as
Just like the Riviera di Levante, the spending time on the beach or swimming
Riviera di Ponente became a favourite in the sea, visitors can relax and breathe
holiday destination among the European fresh clean air in one of the region’s
aristo cracy, particularly the British and the parks, such as the Parco Naturale del
Russians, from the late 19th century. Monte Beigua, above Savona. Here there
Hotels and Art Nouveau villas are still are trees and plants of tremendous variety
in evidence almost everywhere. and numerous animal species.






















Triora, in the hinterland behind Imperia, also known as the “village of witches”
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Exploring the Riviera di Ponente

The two provincial capitals on the Riviera di Ponente are
Savona and Imperia. San Remo, with its grand Art Nouveau
architecture, is the main holiday resort. New developments
have spoiled the coast closest to Genoa, but there are many
interesting places to visit elsewhere along the coast: these Alessandria
range from Noli, with its church of San Paragorio, one of the Rossiglione
key monuments of Ligurian Romanesque, and Albenga, Alba
with its well-preserved historic centre and its Early Christian Acqui Terme
baptistry, to the splendid English gardens at Hanbury Campo Ligure
Botanical Gardens, close to the French border, and the Urbe
nearby caves at Balzi Rossi, a fascinating prehistoric site. In Sassello
the hinterland, the delightful medieval village of Dolceacqua
is especially worth a visit, as is Triora, famous for a witch Dego PARCO N AT UR A L E
trial held here at the end of the 16th century. The luxuriant Exotic plants in the interesting Hanbury Pontinvrea DEL BE IG UA
vegetation and mild climate make this part of the Ligurian Botanical Gardens Turin Monte Beigua Genoa
1300m
coast a pleasure to explore. Cairo r e Voltri
Montenotte
Millesimo u Arenzano Pegli
Carcare i g
L ALBISOLA Cogoleto
Sights at a Glance SUPERIORE VARAZZE
1 Varazze y Andora k Ventimiglia Bormida Altare Celle Ligure
2 Parco Naturale u Cervo l Balzi Rossi ALBISSOLA MARINA
del Beigua i Pieve di Teco z Hanbury Botanical Gardens Quiliano
3 Albisola Superiore o Imperia (pp158–61) (pp174–5) Bormida o SAVONA
4 Albissola Marina p Dolcedo Calizzano i n
5 Savona (pp140–43) a Triora n Vado Ligure
6 Bergeggi s Taggia e n BERGEGGI
7 Spotorno d Tour of the Armea and Crosia Bardineto p p SPOTORNO
8 Noli Valleys (pp164–5) Monte A NOLI
9 Finale Ligure f San Remo Carmo BORGIO
VEREZZI
1389m
0 Borgio Verezzi g Pigna Giustenice Varigotti
q Pietra Ligure h Dolceacqua (pp170–71) Ponte de Erli FINALE LIGURE
Nava
w Loano j Bordighera PIETRA LIGURE
e Grotte di Toirano Nava GROTTE DI LOANO
TOIRANO
(pp150–51) Monesi
r Albenga (pp152–5) Realdo Borghetto Borghetto
Santo Spirito
d’Arroscia
t Alassio PIEVE DI TECO Villanova
d’Albenga
Arroscia
Rezzo ALBENGA
TRIORA
Testico
Merula ALASSIO
Cuneo Chiusavecchia Laigueglia
PIGNA Monte Ceppo
1629m Pontedassio
DOLCEDO Impero
Monte Merlo ANDORA
Baiardo 1014m Montalto
Apricale Ligure CERVO
Airole Perinaldo TOUR OF THE Ceriana IMPERIA Diano
DOLCEACQUA ARMEA AND Oneglia Marina
CROSIA VALLEYS TAGGIA Maurizio
Porto
Nice Vallecrosia Santo Stefano
Alta
BALZI Seborga SAN REMO Bussana
ROSSI Vecchia
HANBURY VENTIMIGLIA
BOTANICAL BORDIGHERA
GARDENS
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Alessandria
Rossiglione
Alba
Acqui Terme
Campo Ligure
Urbe
Sassello
Dego
Pontinvrea PARCO N AT UR A L E
Turin DEL BE IG UA Genoa
Monte Beigua
Cairo r e 1300m
Voltri
Millesimo Montenotte u Arenzano Pegli
Carcare i g
L ALBISOLA Cogoleto
SUPERIORE
VARAZZE
Bormida Altare Celle Ligure
ALBISSOLA MARINA
Quiliano
Bormida o SAVONA Key
n
Calizzano n i Vado Ligure Motorway
n BERGEGGI Major road
e Minor road
Bardineto p p SPOTORNO Main railway
Monte A NOLI
Carmo BORGIO International border
1389m VEREZZI Varigotti
Giustenice Regional border
Ponte de FINALE LIGURE
Nava Erli Summit
PIETRA LIGURE
GROTTE DI
Nava LOANO
Monesi TOIRANO
Borghetto
Borghetto
Realdo d’Arroscia Santo Spirito
PIEVE DI TECO Villanova
d’Albenga
Arroscia
Rezzo ALBENGA
TRIORA
Testico
Merula ALASSIO
Cuneo Chiusavecchia Laigueglia
PIGNA Monte Ceppo
1629m Pontedassio
DOLCEDO Impero
Monte Merlo ANDORA
Baiardo 1014m Montalto
Apricale Ligure CERVO
Airole Perinaldo TOUR OF THE Ceriana IMPERIA Diano Fishing boats on the beach at Noli
DOLCEACQUA ARMEA AND Oneglia Marina Getting Around
CROSIA VALLEYS TAGGIA Maurizio The main communication routes along the Riviera di Ponente are the A10 (the motorway
Porto
Nice Vallecrosia Santo Stefano between Genoa and Ventimiglia), and the SS1, or Via Aurelia (once a Roman road), which
Alta
BALZI Seborga SAN REMO Bussana runs parallel to the motorway at sea level, passing by all the main towns. The roads leading
ROSSI Vecchia into the interior are narrow and twisting, although they do pass through very beautiful
HANBURY VENTIMIGLIA
BOTANICAL BORDIGHERA countryside. The A6 (the motorway from Savona to Turin), gives access to Altare, Carcare
GARDENS and other towns located inland from the Riviera delle Palme. Regional, inter-regional and
intercity trains connect Genoa and Ventimiglia, with up to 15 trains a day. It is also possible
to get around using coaches, particularly if heading inland; the provincial coach companies
operate a good network of services.
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1 Varazze also a polyptych
(16th century) depicting
Savona. Road Map C3. * 14,000.
V @ n Corso Matteotti 56, 019 Blessed Jacopo and other
935 043. _ Processione e Corteo saints, by Simone da
Storico di Santa Caterina da Siena Pavia, and a 12th-
(30 Apr); Festa del Mare (early Aug). century fresco, probably
∑ turismoinliguria.it of the Sienese school,
with a Madonna delle
At the eastern end of the Grazie. A cannon ball,
Riviera di Ponente, Varazze fired from a French ship
is a major seaside resort, in 1746, is embedded in
complete with a beach and the church façade.
palm-shaded promenade. From San Domenico
The town’s name derives visitors can enjoy a
from the Roman name of lovely seafront walk
Varagine (“trees”), though it along disused railway
was later known as Ad Navalia tracks; various paths en
(“At the shipyards”). Both names route cut inland up to
were appropriate since much Monte Beigua.
of the local wood was used for
boat-building. The town was Environs
the birthplace of Jacobus de Celle Ligure, 3 km The seafront at Varazze
Varagine, a famous 13th-century (2 miles) west of Varazze,
friar and writer, and later a saint. is a small fishing village with for miles in all directions,
In the old centre, sights of twisting carruggi (narrow streets) and is a starting point for
interest include the church and a wall of hills behind. The numerous walks.
of Sant’Ambrogio, dating from tradition of painting the houses The park’s rocky heart is typically
1535. Remaining from an earlier in bright colours began so that composed of ophiolites, also
14th-century construction is an sailors could identify them known as “green rocks”
imposing brick bell tower in the while still at sea. (mainly serpentine) –
Lombard style, complete with a The Deserto di metamorphic rocks
spire. The Neo-Renaissance Varazze, 9 km derived from changes
façade, in Finale stone, was built (6 miles) inland which occurred
in 1916. The courtyard is paved from Celle Ligure, in the original
in beach pebbles, laid out in a is another lovely igneous rock.
pretty geometrical design. The spot. It is a simple Prehistoric axes
façade of an earlier, Romanesque 17th-century found in this area
church dedicated to Sant’ hermitage Scented daphne, symbol of the are on display,
Ambrogio has been incorpo- associated with Parco del Beigua along with other
rated, curiously, into the town the barefoot prehistoric
walls, an impressive work Carmelite friars, and surrounded utensils, at the Museo Civico
dating from the 12th century. by a dense wood. di Archeologia in Pegli, near
Built in 1419, but much Genoa (see p86). Prehistoric (as
modified since, the church 2 Parco Naturale well as more recent) graffiti
of San Domenico is famous has also been discovered in
as the home of the silver urn del Beigua Monte Beigua.
that contains the remains of Genoa/Savona. Road Map C3. V The flora and fauna in the
Jacobus de Varagine. There is @ n Ente Parco del Beigua: Via G park are extremely varied. In
Marconi 165, Arenzano, 010 859 03 00. terms of the flora, there are vast
∑ parks.it numbers of beeches, and the
Alpine aster (Aster alpinus) is also
This densely forested park common. Drosera (Drosera
covers an area of 17,000 ha rotundi folia), an insect-eating
(42,000 acres) and runs from carnivorous plant, can be found
the border with Piemonte down in the wetland area known as
to the coast, east of Varazze. the Riserva del Laione. There is
It is the largest of the region’s also the scented daphne
three national parks and takes (Daphne cneorum), whose
its name from Monte Beigua characteristic pink flowers have
(1,300 m/4,265 ft), which is been chosen as the symbol of
accessible by road. The grassy the park. The wildlife is also
plain at the mountain summit varied, and includes foxes,
The Romanesque church of Sant’Ambrogio provides a platform for badgers, weasels, wild boar and
at Varazze wonderful views stretching roe deer. Two endemic species
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of amphibian – Salamandrina
terdigitata and Triturus vulgaris
meridionalis – have also been
seen here, at their westernmost
limit. From the southern slopes
visitors can also see migratory
birds in spring.
The park headquarters is in
Sassello, a pretty town on the
park’s western fringes.

3 Albisola The remains of an Imperial-era Roman villa at Albisola Superiore
Superiore statues inside were carved by 4 Albissola Marina
Maragliano and Schiaffino.
Savona. Road Map C3. * 12,000. V Savona. Road Map C3. * 5,600.
@ n IAT Albissola Marina, Piazza A 17th-century oratory V @ n IAT Albissola Marina,
Lam, Albissola Marina, 019 400 25 25. stands alongside. Piazza Lam, 019 400 25 25.
∑ turismoinliguria.it Within a large park, adorned _ Mostre Nazionali di Ceramica
with fountains and statuary, d’Arte (biennial, next in 2018).
Known to the Romans as Alba stands Villa Gavotti, built in ∑ turismoinliguria.it
Docilia, Albisola consists, in fact, 1739–53 for the last doge of
of two parts: Albissola Marina, Genoa, Francesco Maria I Della Separated from Albisola
on the coast, and Albisola Rovere, and replacing a 15th- Superiore since 1615, this
Superiore, a short way inland. century building. The sumptuous coastal town is also known as
The different spelling of Albisola interior contains local ceramics Borgo Basso (or “lower town”).
perhaps indicates the towns’ and stuccoes by the Lombard Like its neighbour, Albissola
wish to reinforce their separation, School. The villa is home to the Marina has prospered histori-
but since the 15th century they Museo della Ceramica Manlio cally due to its ceramics industry,
have both enjoyed fame Trucco, which is devoted to but it is also now a well-known
for their ceramics, made ceramics from the 16th seaside resort.
from the local clay, cen tury onwards. Of interest in the old town
and typically deco- Displays include is the Forte di Sant’Antonio,
rated in blue work by artists from known as the Castello, built in
and white. Albisola and else- 1563 against a Saracen invasion,
Albisola’s ancient where in Liguria, as and Piazza della Concordia,
heritage can be well as the tools of attractively paved with con cen tric
seen in traces of a their trade. circles of black and white pebbles,
vast Roman villa, in front of the parish church.
occupied from the 1st Ceramic plate E Museo della The unmissable sight is the
to 5th centuries AD. from Albisola Ceramica Manlio handsome 18th-century Villa
The parish church of San Trucco Faraggiana (named after its
Nicolò was reconstructed in 1600 Corso Ferrari 193. Tel 019 48 22 95. last owner, who gave it to the
in the shadow of the castle, now Open 8:30am–12:30pm Wed–Fri, town in 1961), formerly Palazzo
in ruins. The Baroque wooden 8:30am–12:30pm, 5:30–7:30pm Sat. Durazzo. The lavishly furnished
interior includes some lovely
local majolica tiles, while the
delightful gardens feature
grottoes and statuary, including
nymphs and sculptures of the
god Bacchus and goddess Diana.
On Lungomare degli
Artisti, the mosaic paving
dating from 1963 was created
with works by contemporary
painters and sculptors, among
them the artists Lucio Fontana
and Aligi Sassu.

E Villa Faraggiana
Via Salomoni 117–119. Tel 019 480
622. Open 15 Mar–15 Oct: 3–7pm
daily. Closed occasional Sat & Sun
for private functions. &
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5 Savona it is dedicated to works by
Ligurian artists from the Middle
A visitor’s first impression of Savona tends to be of a sprawling Ages to the 20th century.
and industrial port, yet this thriving, untouristy city has a Highlights on the third floor
lovely historic centre. Savona (the name derives from the include Crucifixions by Donato
Ligurian tribe of the Sabates) is the largest town on the Riviera de’ Bardi and Giovanni Mazone,
who were active in the 14th and
di Ponente, and a provincial capital. Its history has always 15th centuries. There is also a
been linked with that of Genoa, and the rivalry between the lovely polyptych (a part of
two has existed since ancient times, when, during Hannibal’s which is in the Paris Louvre) by
Punic wars, Savona sided with Carthage, and Genoa with Mazone entitled Christ on the
Rome. The port (destroyed by the Genoese in 1528) was Cross between the Marys and
St John the Baptist (1460s).
rebuilt in the 1800s, but was heavily bombed in World Many other painters from the
War II. There is plenty to see here: the Fortezza del Priamàr, a 17th and 18th centuries, who
symbol of the city, is now a vast museum complex; visitors were working in both Genoa
can stroll around the medieval centre and port; or explore and Savona, are represented,
the arcades and the Art Nouveau palazzi in Via Paleocapa, including Fiasella, Robatto,
jewels of 19th-century architecture. Guidobono, Brusco, Agostino
and Bozzano. Among the
contemporary art on display,
Eso Peluzzi’s works from the
1920s stand out.
The third floor also houses a
collection of ceramics ranging
from the 12th to the 20th
centuries. Among the items on
display are a particularly fine
majolica jar decorated with
historical scenes, ornamental
vases and a 172-piece collection
of apothecary jars created for a
hospital that used to be located
The imposing bulk of the Fortezza del Priamàr on this very site around the
16th century.
P Il Priamàr Giuseppe Mazzini, a key figure The second floor is taken up by
Corso Mazzini (access from Ponte di in the Risorgimento, was the art collection of the late Italian
San Giorgio). Tel 019 8310 325. imprisoned here in 1830–31. president Sandro Pertini. It
Open summer: 9am–midnight; Now restored, the Priamàr includes around 90 works by
winter: 9am–6:30pm daily. Pinacoteca houses two of Liguria’s most modern artists, such as Arnaldo
Civica: Palazzo Gavotti, Piazza Chabrol. important museums, but it is and Giò Pomodoro, De Chirico,
Tel 019 811 520. Open 8:30am–1:30pm also well worth a visit as a work Guttuso, Manzù, Morandi, Sassu
Mon, 8:30am–1pm Wed & Fri, 2–7pm of military architecture. and Sironi. Some of the works,
Tue & Thu, 8:30am–1pm, 8:30–11:30pm The entrance is across the San including those of Henry Moore
Sat (winter: 3:30–6pm), 10am–1:30pm Giorgio bridge. To the left is the and Joan Miró, bear a dedication.
Sun. & 7 Civico Museo Storico- Also on the third floor are the
Archeologico: Tel 019 822 708. keep, from which visitors can
Open Sep–Jun: 10am–12:30pm, reach (via ramps and embank- four rooms of the Foundation
3–5pm Wed–Fri, 10:30am–3pm Sat– ments), the Bastione dell’Angelo, Museum of Contemporary Art
Mon; Jun–Sep: 10:30am–3pm daily. the Bastione di San Carlo and Milena Milani, with works by
the so-called Cavallo Superiore,
The Roman historian Livy from which there are stunning
records the building of an early views over the city.
fortress here. Today’s fort was Palazzo Gavotti (also known as
erected on the site of the first Palazzo della Loggia), between
Savona settlement (destroyed the Angelo and San Carlo
by the Romans following the bastions, was built in the middle
war against Hannibal) in the of the 16th century on medieval
16th century, in a bid by Genoa foundations, and modified in
to establish its hold over the the 19th century.
port. It was not completed until The building houses two
1680. During the 19th century, interesting museums. The most
the Priamàr (derived from pietra important one is the Pinacoteca
sul mare, or “stone above the Civica. Spread over 22 rooms Beautiful peacocks adorn the façade of the
sea”) was used as a prison: on the second and third floors, Palazzo Pavoni on Via Paleocapa
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eating and drinking vessels. VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
Well worth seeking out are the
superb Arab- and Byzantine- Practical Information
influenced ceramics and the Road Map C4. * 69,000.
multicoloured and Savona n Corso Italia, 157r,
majolica (typically coloured 019 840 23 21. _ Good Friday
blue and white). procession, Pasqua Musicale
There are also cooking pots Savonese; Concorso Nazionale
and metal, bone and glass della Ceramica d’Arte (biennial
objects from local excavations, ceramics fair shared with
Albissola Marina; next in 2018);
as well as a 5–6th-century Confuoco (Sun before Christmas)
burial ground. ∑ turismoinliguria.it
P Torre del Brandale Transport
Piazza del Brandale. V
Crucifixion by Donato de’ Bardi, The old port is one of the
an early painting on canvas most attractive parts of the
city, not so much for the there is a ceramic relief, entitled
artists such as Magritte, Miró, mass of boats that moor here Apparition – first carved in
Picasso and Man Ray. but more for the backdrop of 1513 (what you see today
On the first floor of the medieval towers. dates from the 1960s).
palazzo is the Civico Museo Dating from the 12th The tower’s great bell is
Storico-Archeologico. The century, the Torre del known to the Savonesi as
focus of the exhibits here is the Brandadlei is one of the “a campanassa” – a name
original Savonese settlement, most interesting of used by a local history
with finds gathered mostly from Savona’s old towers. association which has its
other (Roman or pre-Roman) It owes its name to headquarters in the
collections, as well as items the flagstaff on top, adjacent Palazzo
discovered in the city environs. commonly known degli Anziani,
Ceramics, amphorae and as the “brandale”. formerly the seat of
funerary objects from the Bronze Inside, traces of the podestà. Built in
and Iron ages are on display, frescoes from the the 14th century, its
along with medieval weaving same era can be seen, façade dates from
tools, ornamental objects and while on the façade The Torre del Brandale the 1600s.

Savona Town Centre
1 Il Priamàr MILLESIMO PIAZZA VIA FA M A G OS TA
ALTARE
2 Torre del Brandale ARMANDO Torre di Leon
DIAZ
3 Piazza Salineri VIA DEI MILLE Chiesa di Pancaldo
4 Torre di Leon Pancaldo BOSELLI VIA TERESA VI A P IET R O Sant’Andrea VIA DELLA CALATA
5 Chiesa di Sant’Andrea C OR S O I TAL I A PA LE O CA PA Oratorio
VIA SANTA
PIAZZA
6 Palazzo Della Rovere GOFFREDO del Cristo Porto D EL MOLO VIA AGOSTINO CHIODO
VIA
Risorto
Piazza
MAMELI
7 Oratorio del Train station Nostra Salineri VIA GRAMSCI VIA A. BAGLIETTO
di
Cristo Risorto 800m (900 yards) Signora di Palazzo Savona
Della
V IA C.
Castello
8 Cattedrale di Nostra A ST ENG O VI A N IE LL A Rovere CALATA PIAZZA
Cattedrale di
Signora Assunta Nostra Signora V IA A O NZO SBARBARO REBAGLIATI
PIPPP
VIA
9 Nostra Signora VI A V ER Z EL LIN O Assunta Torre del GRAMSCI
Brandale
di Castello V I A P. G I URI A
V I A L UI G I C O R SO ITAL I A VIA U NTO R I A
C OR S I
C O R S O G I U S E P P E M A Z Z I N I
V IA B AR TO LO MEO GUI D OB O NO
Il Priamàr
V I A LORE NZ O GIA C C HE R O
CORSO C. COLOMBO PASS. T R ENT O E . TRIESTE
M ON T E NO TT
V IA E
VIA GUIDOBONO
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P Piazza Salineri
The heart of mercantile
trading in the Middle Ages,
thanks to its position by the
sea, this lovely square still has
traces of its former splendour,
especially in the streets opening
onto it: Via Orefici and Via
Quarda Superiore.
Two interesting towers
rise up above the piazza:
the Ghibellina (dated 1200)
and the tower of the Aliberti
(1100). Nearby stands the
dilapidated 16th-century Palazzo
Martinengo, which bears a
curious conun drum: five
proverbs have been muddled
up to create a word game,
and the onlooker is invited to Fishing boats in the harbour, with the Torre del Brandale behind
reconstruct the sayings.
Latin. In English it reads: “In which have richly painted
P Torre di Leon Pancaldo this raging sea, this sudden archi tectural decoration instead
Piazza Leon Pancaldo. storm, I beseech thee, oh of more sculptural motifs.
This small tower at one end of guiding star.” The interior, where chapels
the harbour (by the cruise ship face onto a single room with
terminal) is the last remnant of R Chiesa di Sant’Andrea a barrel vault, is charming.
the 14th-century walls. It is Via Paleocapa. Tel 019 851 952. Liberally adorning the place
dedicated to the Savona-born Open 8:30am–noon daily. are 18th-century trompe
navigator who accompanied The lovely arcaded Via l’oeil frescoes and stuccoes,
Magellan on his voyages to Paleocapa, Savona’s main which create a wonderfully
the Americas, and who died shopping street, runs inland illusionistic background.
on the Rio della Plata in 1538. from the Torre di Leon Pancaldo. Traditionally, the high altar
The tower features an effigy of Notice the lovely Palazzo dei is attributed to Francesco
the Madonna della Misericordia, Pavoni at no. 3, designed by Parodi, but he may have been
patron saint of the city, dated Alessandro Martinengo. responsible only for the design.
1662. Beneath it is a verse by the A short distance along the In the presbytery, the statue of
local poet Gabriello Chiabrera, street, a broad flight of steps Christ Arisen (Cristo Risorto), to
dedicated to the Madonna: “In leads up to the church of whom the oratory is dedicated,
mare irato/In subita procella/ Sant’Andrea. This was built at is by an unknown artist. The
Invoco Te/Nostra benigna stella”, the beginning of the 18th organ dates from 1757, and
unusual because the words are century as the Jesuit church there are also some fine 15th-
the same in both Italian and of Sant’Ignazio, on the site of century carved choir stalls.
a medieval church. It has an Maragliano’s Annunciation
elegant façade, while inside there (1722), the Addolorata (1795)
is an Immaculate Conception by Filippo Martinengo and the
(1749) by Ratti and a Madonna Deposition (1866) by Antonio
(1500s) by Defendente Ferrari. In Brilla are three processional
the sacristy is an icon of St Nicholas floats for which the oratory is
from Constantinople, and a famous. Many churches in
Madonna della Misericordia (1800s), Savona have floats featuring
sculpted by Antonio Brilla. scenes from the Passion which
are shown on the streets on
R Oratorio del Cristo Risorto Good Friday.
Via Paleocapa. Tel 019 838 63 06.
Open 4–7pm Mon–Sat; 8:30am– P Palazzo Della Rovere
noon Sun. Via Pia 28.
Further along Via Paleocapa, this The ancient Via Pia, which
oratory was reconstructed in the begins near the oratory, is one
early 17th century as part of an of the most charming streets
existing convent of Augustinian in the old city. Hemmed in and
nuns, the Santissima Annunziata. full of shops of every descrip-
The Torre di Leon Pancaldo, The façade is typical of many tion, its medieval layout has lost
known as the “Torretta” Baroque buildings in the region, none of its original fascination.
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At the far end of by chapels. The Saints, by Ludovico Brea (1495),
Via Pia, at no. 28, is frescoes in the Madonna and saints by Tuccio
Palazzo Della Rovere, central nave, d’Andria (1487) and Adoration
now the police like those of the of the Magi (early 16th century)
headquarters. This presbytery and by the Master of Hoogstraten.
fine palace, begun the transept, were In the cloister alongside
in 1495, was produced between the church are 21 marble
designed by 1847 and 1951. statues of saints. At the far
Giuliano da The walls and the end is Savona’s own Cappella
Sangallo (one cupola (dated 1840) Sistina, built in 1481 for another
of the architects were decorated Della Rovere pope, Sixtus IV
of St Peter’s in between 1891 and (for whom the Sistine Chapel
Rome) for Statue of the Assumption on 1893. In the presby- in the Vatican was built), as a
Cardinal Giuliano the cathedral tery is a master piece resting place for his parents.
Della Rovere, later by Albertino Piazza, The interior of the chapel was
Pope Julius II. It became the Enthroned Madonna with Child transformed in the 18th
property of the Spinola family and saints Peter and Paul, and century, when rococo
and then, in 1673, was acquired Presentation of Mary at the decoration in the form of
by the Order of the Poor Clares. Temple, a marble relief dating multicoloured stucco was
The nuns covered up the from the 16th cen tury. introduced. The marble tomb
magnificent interior decoration Also in the presbytery stand of Sixtus IV’s parents (1483) is
with plaster and renamed the splendid wooden choir on the left-hand side.
it Palazzo Santa Chiara. At stalls, dated 1515. Commissioned
one stage it was the and financed by the Republic R Nostra Signora
Napoleonic prefecture. of Savona and Cardinal Giuliano di Castello
With its façade divided into Della Rovere for the first Corso Italia. Tel 019 804 892.
three storeys with pilasters, cathedral, they were removed Open Sun am, for Mass.
its two-tone marble cladding, from their original setting and This small oratory is almost
and its vast courtyard, this then remodelled for the new hidden from view on Corso
palazzo is a clear example of semicircular apse. Italia, a long street of elegant
Tuscan architecture, a rarity in In one of the chapels in the shops which, along with
the region. Only very few of the left-hand aisle is a notable fresco Via Paleocapa, was the most
splendid original frescoes are of the Madonna della Colonna important road built during
now visible inside. (early 15th century), originally the expansion of Savona in
on a column in the Franciscan the 19th century. It houses
R Cattedrale di Nostra monastery on whose site the one of the finest paintings in
Signora Assunta current cathedral was con struc- the city – a late 15th-century
Piazza del Duomo. ted. Also of interest is the pulpit polyptych of the Madonna and
Museo del Tesoro della Cattedrale: of the Evangelists (1522). Saints, by the Lombard artist
Tel 019 813 003. Open 10am–noon, To the left of the presbytery Vincenzo Foppa, completed
4–5:30pm Sat. there is access to the Museo by Ludovico Brea (one of
This church was built in the del Tesoro della Cattedrale, a Liguria’s most active painters
late 16th century to replace treasury museum with works at that time).
the old cathedral of Santa Maria from different sources. The The oratory also contains
del Castello, which had been core of the collection dates what is claimed to be the
demolished (along with other from the first half of the 14th world’s tallest processional
buildings) to make space for century. Other works include float, Deposition built by
the Priamàr fortress. Many of a polyp tych, Assumption and Filippo Martinengo in 1795.
the contents of the old building
were transferred to the new
one, including the splendid
baptismal font, made from a
beautifully carved Byzantine
capital, and a late 15th-century
marble Crucifixion – both are
found in the central nave,
behind the façade.
The imposing marble façade
dates from the late 19th century
and features, above the central
door, Assumption by the Carrara
artist, Cybei (1706–84). Inside,
the three aisles are divided by
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Lorenzo, with a tall 6 Bergeggi
bell tower, dates from Savona. Road Map C4. * 1,200.
1630–40, though it was V @ n Pro Loco, Via Aurelia 1,
modified later. Local 019 859 777 (seasonal).
gastronomic specialities ∑ turismoinliguria.it
are fruit­flavoured
amaretti and black This small but busy coastal
truffles, best tasted resort lies in a lovely spot on
with a glass of the the slopes of Monte Sant’Elena.
local Dolcetto wine. Records of a settlement on this
Millesimo, 27 km site date back to Roman times.
The Ponte della Gaietta at Millesimo (17 miles) from Savona, Its strategic position and its
is a charming hill town defences enabled the town to
Environs and the main centre in the fend off Saracen raids in the 10th
Heading inland from Savona upper Valle Bormida. It retains and 11th centuries. In 1385,
the first place of interest, about well­preserved traces of the Bergeggi became the seat of a
14 km (9 miles) from the coast, late Middle Ages. The ruined colony of deportees set up by
is Altare in the Apennines. This castle (1206), on the edge of the Republic of Genoa, which
town has been famous for the the town, dominates from governed the town at that time.
production of glass since at above, and once belonged to the The town is distinctive for its
least the 11th century, before Del Carretto family. The castle, houses with roof terraces over­
Murano glass from Venice came like the town, later passed to looking the sea, and is famous
onto the scene. The Museo the Spanish, and eventually for its Claudio restaurant, which
del Vetro e dell’Arte Vetraria ended up in the hands of serves some of the best
houses both antique and the House of Savoy. (and dearest) seafood
modern examples, as well as The central Piazza on the entire Riviera.
objects from the local school Italia, much of it Traces of the Middle
of engraved glass, and docu­ arcaded, is very pretty. Ages can be seen
ments and books related to the The so­called Torre, in two look­out
subject, some as much as 800 now the town hall, towers: the Torri
years old. The displays include dates from around di Avvistamento, at
some splendid vases in blue 1300 and was a Del the top of the town;
crystal decorated in pure gold. Carretto residence. and the parish church
Also in the town is the church The most striking of San Martino which
of the Annunziata (late 15th cen­ monument in the Coat of arms on the Porta dates from the early
tury), with a bell tower belong­ town is the Ponte Soprana, Cairo 18th century.
ing to an earlier Roman building, della Gaietta, whose Montenotte The ruins of two
and the late 17th­century simple design, complete ancient churches, a
Baroque church of Sant’Eugenio, with watch tower, dates from monastery and a tower can be
whose façade is flanked by the 12th to 13th centuries. seen on the nearby island of
two bell towers. On the nearby Bergeggi, an important religious
hill of Cadibona is the Forte E Museo del Vetro e centre in the Middle Ages. Now
Napoleonico della Bocchetta, dell’Arte Vetraria uninhabited, and also a nature
built in the late 18th century. Villa Rosa, Piazza Consolato 4, reserve, the island is covered in
Nine km (6 miles) beyond Altare. Open 4–7pm Tue–Fri thick vegetation. The entrance to
Altare, on the left bank of the & Sun, 3–7pm Sat. a cave, 37 m (121 ft) long and 17
River Bormida di Spigno, lies ∑ museodelvetro.org m (23 ft) wide, is visible at sea
Cairo Montenotte, important
historically because Austro­
Piemontese troops were
defeated here by Napoleon
Bonaparte in 1796.
Within the town, a large
tower, called the Torrione, and
the ogival Porta Soprana are all
that remain of the original circle
of 14th­century walls. On the
hill overlooking the village are
the ruins of an old castle, also
dating from the 14th century
and belonging originally to the
Del Carretto family, local lords
during the Middle Ages.
The parish church of San Bergeggi rooftops, with Bergeggi island in the background
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survive. On Corso Italia, Noli’s
main street, look out for the
13th-century Torre Comunale
and, next door, the Palazzo
Comunale (15th century). The
loggia that forms part of this
palace recalls the arcades that
once lined the Corso Italia.
The Cattedrale di San Pietro
is medieval beneath its Baroque
shell. Inside, the apse contains
Madonna enthroned with Child,
angels and saints, a polyptych by
the school of Ludovico Brea (late
1400s). Also of interest is the
altar, which incorporates a
The arching beach overlooked by the resort of Spotorno Roman sarcophagus. The key
monu ment is, however, the
level. There are boats to Bergeggi Spotorno was destroyed by church of San Paragorio, one of
from Savona and Finale Ligure in neighbouring Noli in 1227. the finest examples of Roman-
high season. At the centre of the old town, esque design in Liguria, originally
focused around Via Mazzini and built in the 11th century and
Via Garibaldi, rises the 17th- beautifully restored in the late
7 Spotorno cen tury parish church of the 19th century. Blind arches and
Savona. Road Map C4. * 4,300. Assunta. Inside, the chapels pilasters decorate the façade,
V @ n Piazza Matteotti 6, 019 feature frescoes by artists such adorned with exotic majolica.
741 50 08. _ Festival del Vento (end as Andrea and Gregorio De On the left are several Gothic
Mar–early Apr); Rassegna Nazionale Ferrari, Domenico Piola and tombs in Finale stone. Inside, the
di Musica Etnica (Jul & Aug). Giovanni Agostino Ratti. church has three Romanesque
∑ comune.spotorno.it There is more to see at the aisles with semi-circular apses.
Oratorio della Santissima Highlights include a vast wooden
Despite the growth of tourism Annunziata, which contains cross (also Romanesque), a
in this part of the region, which works by the Genoese school 12th-century bishop’s cathedra,
has transformed Spotorno into (17th century) and a wooden fragments of 14th- century
a large resort, the historic nucleus sculpture by Maragliano (18th frescoes and a marble pulpit.
of this town has not lost the century), as well as curious On the slopes of Monte Ursino
appearance of a Ligurian fishing maritime ex votos. Above the rise the ruins of a 12th-century
village, with buildings scattered town are the ruins of the castello. Battlemented walls
along the waterfront. There is 14th-century castello. connect the castle to the
also a good beach that is town below.
popular with locals and tourists.
Once the possession of 8 Noli
the bishops of Savona, and Savona. Road Map C4. * 2,900.
later of the Del Carretto family,
n Corso Italia 8, 019 749 90 03.
_ Regatta Storica dei Rioni (first
or second Sun in Sep).
∑ turismoinliguria.it
This is one of the best-preserved
medieval towns in the entire
region. Its good fortune began
in 1097, when it assisted in the
first Crusade, thereby setting
itself up to become a maritime
power. In the early 13th century
Noli allied itself with Genoa, and
fought at her side against Pisa
and Venice.
In the old town, the narrow
alleys with suspended arches
between the houses are remi-
niscent of the Centro Storico
The castle on Monte Ursino at Noli, in Genoa. Several of the once- The wooden cross in the church
with its tall central tower numerous medieval towers of San Paragorio
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9 Finale Ligure
The Parco del Finalese
Savona. Road Map C4. * 13,000.
V @ n Pro Loco, Via San Pietro 14, Limestone rock with reddish veining is
Finalemarina, 019 681 019. _ Festa found in abundance in the hinterland
dell’Assunta at Finalpia (15–20 Aug); behind Finale, and forms an amphitheatre
historic re-enactment of the exploits of of cliffs that is the focus of the Parco del
the Marchesi Del Carretto (Aug & Sep). Finalese. Some 20 million years old, the cliffs
∑ turismoinliguria.it are riddled with caves in which evidence of
∑ comunefinaleligure.it palaeolithic life has been found. To reach
the area, take the road to Manie, which runs
inland from Finalepia. Fans of free climbing
Finale Ligure consists of the will find the upland plain of Le Manie an
three separate communities Grotto in the Parco absolute paradise. There are traces of
of Pia, Marina and Borgo, which del Finalese Roman and even pre-Roman roads in this
were united in 1927 to form one area. A Roman road, the Via Julia Augusta,
of the main towns on the Riviera once ran through the tiny Val Ponci, just north of Manie, and visitors
di Ponente. Finalemarina, the can still see the remains of five Roman bridges, some of which are in
buzzing resort overlooking excellent condition.
pebbly beaches, with a
smattering of smart 16th–18th
century palazzi, is the newest times to the Middle Ages, its colourful houses and a truly
part, while nearby Finalepia including Roman-era objects. gorgeous setting overlooking
and Finalborgo, just inland, and One of the best examples of a broad sandy beach. The
pro tected from the worst of the Ligurian Baroque is the basilica fishermen’s houses, painted in
modern development along of San Giovanni Battista in Finale all shades of ochre and pink,
the coast, developed in the Marina. Its façade is flanked by are of particular interest since
Middle Ages. two bell towers, and inside they date from the 14th-century
Finalepia, across the river Sciusa there is a wooden Crucifixion settlement founded by the
from Finalemarina, grew around by Maragliano (18th century). Del Carretto, a powerful local
the church of Santa Maria di Pia, dynasty in the Middle Ages.
which is the most impor tant E Civico Museo del Finale On Capo di Varigotti, visitors
monument in the town and was Chiostri di Santa Caterina, Finalborgo. can see the ruins of the
first documented in 1170. The Tel 019 690 020. Open Jul & Aug: Byzantine-Lombard fortifications
rococo-style façade dates from 10am–noon, 4–7pm Tue–Sun (to (Varigotti was originally a Byzan-
the 18th century, and the interior 10pm Wed & Fri); Sep–Jun: 9am–noon, tine settlement, destroyed in the
is also Baroque. The bell tower 2:30–5pm Tue–Sun. & 7th century by the Lombards), as
is medieval. The grand iose well as the remains of a castle
16th-century Benedictine abbey Environs built by the Del Carretto.
next door contains some coloured Varigotti, some 6 km (4 miles) North of the old town is
terracottas by the Tuscan up the coast towards Noli, is the church of San Lorenzo
Della Robbia school (15th– almost impossibly pretty, with Vecchio, of medieval origin.
16th centuries).
The most interesting of the
three villages is Finalborgo, whose
old centre remains almost intact
within its 15th-century walls.
Elegant houses and palazzi
abound, many now comprising
shops, small cafés and restau-
rants. (Finalborgo is famous for
its basil, so pasta with pesto
is a speciality here and should
not be missed.) The church of
San Biagio dates largely from
the 17th century, but retains
its Gothic bell tower, the symbol
of Finalborgo. Inside is0 a
marble pulpit by Schiaffino, a
fine example of Genoese
Baroque.
The ex-convent of Santa
Caterina, founded in 1359, is
home to the Civico Museo del
Finale, which exhibits archae-
ological finds from prehistoric Typical fishermen’s houses on the beach at Varigotti
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