Camogli

Camogli is a picturesque fishing village in the Riviera di Levante of northern Italy. Sitting on the Ligurian coastline, it attracts many visitors with its bright, colorful pastel-hued buildings and charming beachfront walkways. Tourists can explore fishermen's yards and hike up the limestone hills in San Rocco Park. The checkered San Pantaleo Church, built in the 1600s, has intricate Baroque art on its walls and an altarpiece by Gregorio De Ferrari. Other sights include the defensive Castelletto di Punta Chiappa and the Sanctuary of Nostra Signora della Salute, a 17th-century church. The Temple of Apollo at Cape Portofino is also worth a visit. Eateries serve up fresh seafood specialties, and boat trips are the best way to explore this beautiful corner of the Mediterranean.