Religious Places

Between Camogli and Portofino opens a delightful bay in which is set the famous Abbey of San Fruttuoso, of the X-XIII century, now owned by FAI, Fondo… Read the rest

The first document concerning the parish church of Sant’Andrea dates back to 1035. The building was completed as we see it today in 1395, with t… Read the rest

The church and the adjoining monastery are mentioned since 1016, when the chapel that stood here was transformed and dedicated to the archangel Michae… Read the rest

It was April 8, 1263 when St. Bonaventure of Bagnoregio, then Minister General of the Franciscan Order, opened the case containing the remains of St.… Read the rest

The church of San Vigilio, near Pinzolo, as it appears today, is the result of subsequent extensions, the most important of which occurred in 1515, of… Read the rest

There was already in the VIII-IX century a chapel, then demolished to make room for the parish, in Romanesque style, dedicated to Santa Maria, mention… Read the rest

The church is better known as the church of the Corallini because it was built at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries with the proceeds of the com… Read the rest

The Church of San Lorenzo was built and designed with the birth of the village of Porto Rotondo, by sculptors Andrea Cascella and Mario Ceroli, it is… Read the rest

The Stella Maris church, built on a hill overlooking the gulf of Porto Cervo. It was built in the 60’s by the architect Michele Busiri Vici, one… Read the rest

Entering the town of Calvello from the south, one notices the interesting stone bridge of Sant’Antuono, dating back to the 12th century. The bri… Read the rest