The tall houses of the small port of Camogli. Camogli is not the classic Ligurian village with small and low houses overlooking the sea. In this town in fact the houses are quite tall and large but they climb up the ridge that goes down to the sea and this is the most impressive feature. This shot, taken from the top of the Aurelia, shows the houses built around Castel Dragone and for this reason they have a circular structure.
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Camogli is an Italian town of 5019 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Genoa in Liguria. A typical seaside village, a tourist center known for its small port and colorful buildings on the seafront. It is also historically called the "city of a thousand white sailing ships". Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The tall houses of the small port of Camogli in Liguria – Les hautes maisons du petit port de Camogli en Ligurie – Las casas altas del pequeño puerto de Camogli en Liguria – As casas altas do pequeno porto de Camogli, na Ligúria – Die hohen Häuser des kleinen Hafens von Camogli in Ligurien – Những ngôi nhà cao ở cảng nhỏ Camogli ở Liguria
A beautiful villa surrounded by bougainvillea in Camogli. When the season and the climate allow it, I love to travel along the Aurelia from Genoa to Sestri Levante observing the splendid panoramas and also the splendid villas that can be observed. Like this beautiful little villa with this immense bougainvillea plant next to it that I photographed going down to the village of Camogli.
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Bougainvillea Comm. ex Juss., 1789 is a genus of plants in the Nyctaginaceae family, native to South America. The plant was discovered in 1768 in Brazil by Jeanne Baret, assistant, nurse and lover of Philibert Commerçon, official botanist in the expedition of Louis Antoine De Bougainville. Baret was also on board because she was an expert botanist in agreement with the commander, dressed as a man. The plant was named in honor of the commander. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A beautiful villa surrounded by bougainvillea in Camogli – Une belle villa entourée de bougainvilliers à Camogli – Una hermosa villa rodeada de buganvillas en Camogli – Uma bonita aldeia rodeada de buganvílias em Camogli – Eine wunderschöne Villa umgeben von Bougainvillea in Camogli – Một biệt thự xinh đẹp được bao quanh bởi hoa giấy ở Camogli
The village of Camogli one of the pearls of Liguria. Some time ago now I was in San Rocco di Camogli from where I took these beautiful photos of the village.
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Camogli is an Italian town of 5019 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Genoa in Liguria. A typical seaside village, a tourist center known for its small port and colorful buildings on the seafront. It is also historically called the "city of a thousand white sailing ships". Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The village of Camogli is one of the pearls of Liguria – Le village de Camogli est l’une des perles de la Ligurie – El pueblo de Camogli es una de las perlas de Liguria – A aldeia de Camogli é uma das pérolas da Ligúria – Das Dorf Camogli ist eine der Perlen Liguriens – Ngôi làng Camogli là một trong những viên ngọc của Liguria
The beautiful village of Camogli seen from afar. Camogli, nestled along the coast of the Ligurian Riviera, is a hidden treasure that reveals its splendor as soon as you see it on the horizon. Seen from afar, this picturesque seaside village captures the imagination with its bright colors and unique profile that stands out against the sky. The painted facades of the characteristic buildings overlooking the sea create a spectacle of pastel shades that blend harmoniously with the blue of the sea and the green of the lush hill behind. From a distant perspective, Camogli seems like a living painting, an artistic masterpiece that evolves with the light of day. The Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta, with its majestic dome, emerges as a cultural beacon that stands out in the skyline of Camogli. Seen from afar, this sacred building adds a touch of elegance and spirituality to the panorama, combining natural beauty with the thousand-year history of the village. The colorful boats in the marina, even seen from afar, create a lively palette of colors that tells the story of a community tied to the sea. The reflections of the sun on the calm waters of the Golfo Paradiso accentuate the magic of this place, creating an enchanting setting that changes with the seasons. Camogli, seen from afar, offers a unique spectacle at any time of the day. At dawn, when the sun rises behind the village, painting the sky with warm, golden tones. At sunset, when the lights of the village come on, transforming it into a magical and romantic place.
This charming Ligurian village, even when admired from afar, transmits a sense of authenticity and tranquility that conquers the heart of anyone who contemplates it. Camogli, with its timeless beauty, presents itself as a destination to explore, a dream come true seen from afar and even more so from up close.
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Camogli is an Italian town of 5019 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Genoa in Liguria. A typical seaside village, a tourist center known for its small port and colorful buildings on the seafront. It is also historically called the "city of a thousand white sailing ships". Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The beautiful village of Camogli, pearl of Liguria, seen from afar – Le beau village de Camogli, perle de la Ligurie, vu de loin – El bonito pueblo de Camogli, perla de Liguria, visto desde lejos – A bela vila de Camogli, pérola da Ligúria, vista de longe – Das wunderschöne Dorf Camogli, die Perle Liguriens, schon von weitem sichtbar – Ngôi làng xinh đẹp Camogli, hòn ngọc của Liguria, nhìn từ xa – 从远处看美丽的卡莫利村庄，利古里亚的明珠 – 遠くから見たリグーリア州の真珠、カモーリの美しい村
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Lo scoglio chiamato Punta Chiappa in Liguria. Qualche tempo fa, percorrendo l’Aurelia in motorino, mi sono fermato a San Rocco di Camogli e, percorrendo brevemente il sentiero che arriva fino a San Fruttuoso, ho scattato questo paio di foto al famoso scoglio che delimita a Levante il Golfo Paradiso.
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Punta Chiappa è una propaggine di roccia, formazione di puddinga protesa verso il mare aperto per una cinquantina di metri, delimitando dal lato di ponente la riserva marina di Portofino e chiudendo ad est il Golfo Paradiso. Il Sentiero che da San Rocco scende a Punta Chiappa fa parte dell’area tutelata del Parco di regionale di Portofino. Continue and learn more on FAI
The rock called Punta Chiappa in Liguria – Le rocher appelé Punta Chiappa en Ligurie – La roca llamada Punta Chiappa en Liguria – A rocha chamada Punta Chiappa na Ligúria – Der Felsen namens Punta Chiappa in Ligurien – Tảng đá có tên Punta Chiappa ở Liguria
The village of Camogli photographed by San Rocco. Last year, traveling along the Via Aurelia near Camogli, I decided to stop by the hamlet of San Rocco to enjoy the view of the Golfo Paradiso and admire the beauty of the village of Camogli. Obviously I took several photos that I share with you.
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Camogli is an Italian town of 5019 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Genoa in Liguria. A typical seaside village, a tourist center known for its small port and colorful buildings on the seafront. It is also historically called the "city of a thousand white sailing ships". Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The village of Camogli photographed from San Rocco – Le village de Camogli photographié depuis San Rocco – El pueblo de Camogli fotografiado desde San Rocco – A vila de Camogli fotografada de San Rocco – Das Dorf Camogli, fotografiert von San Rocco aus – Ngôi làng Camogli chụp từ San Rocco – 从圣罗科拍摄的卡莫利村 – サンロッコから撮影したカモーリ村
The village of Camogli seen from the Via Aurelia. Some time ago, traveling along the Via Aurelia to go to Genoa, I took several photos of the villages of the Ligurian Riviera di Levante and today I want to tell you about Camogli. Camogli is a charming seaside village located along the coast of Liguria, in the northwest of Italy. With its colorful houses overlooking the Ligurian Sea, its picturesque harbor and quiet atmosphere, Camogli is a hidden gem that captures the heart of anyone who sets foot there. The colorful houses overlooking the sea: Camogli welcomes visitors with its fascinating skyline of multicolored houses climbing the surrounding hills. Each building seems to tell a story, contributing to creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. The picturesque harbor of Camogli is the beating heart of the village. Colorful fishing boats add an authentic touch to the view, while restaurants along the harbor offer the chance to enjoy local delicacies with a view of the sea. Looking out over the harbor, the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta dominates the skyline with its elegance. This place of worship, built in the 12th century, is a charming example of Romanesque architecture and offers a haven of serenity. For breathtaking views of the sea and the coast, take the Passeggiata Anita Garibaldi. This scenic path will take you along the cliff, giving you spectacular views and the opportunity to soak in the beauty of the surrounding nature. The Tradition of the Stella Maris Festival: Camogli is also famous for the traditional “Festa del Stella Maris,” held every August. This event sees the sea lit up with thousands of candles, creating a magical and evocative spectacle. Be sure to savor local delicacies, such as focaccia genovese and freshly caught fish. The restaurants along the port offer a culinary experience that will satisfy your senses. Camogli enchants with its authenticity, inviting you to immerse yourself in its traditions, enjoy the beauty of the sea and taste the slow life of this charming seaside village. Come and lose yourself in the narrow streets and breathtaking views of Camogli – an experience that will remain etched in your memories.
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Camogli is an Italian town of 5019 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Genoa in Liguria. A typical seaside village, a tourist center known for its small port and colorful buildings on the seafront. It is also historically called the "city of a thousand white sailing ships". Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The village of Camogli, in Liguria, seen from the Via Aurelia – Le village de Camogli, en Ligurie, vu depuis la Via Aurelia – El pueblo de Camogli, en Liguria, visto desde la Via Aurelia – A aldeia de Camogli, na Ligúria, vista da Via Aurelia – Das Dorf Camogli in Ligurien, von der Via Aurelia aus gesehen – Ngôi làng Camogli, ở Liguria, nhìn từ Via Aurelia – 从奥里利亚大街看利古里亚卡莫利村 – アウレリア通りから見たリグーリア州カモーリ村
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A view of the Golfo Paradiso in Liguria. The Golfo Paradiso is a picturesque inlet located on the coast of Liguria, in the northwest of Italy. This enchanting gulf is part of the Riviera Ligure di Levante and extends between the cities of Genoa and Portofino. Some of the most popular towns within the Golfo Paradiso include Camogli, Recco, Bogliasco, Pieve Ligure and Sori. Picturesque landscapes: The Golfo Paradiso is famous for its breathtaking landscapes. The green hills rise above the crystal clear waters of the Ligurian Sea, creating an idyllic backdrop for the picturesque coastal towns. The area is dotted with numerous beaches and hidden coves, ideal for those seeking relaxation and tranquility. The cliffs overlooking the sea offer spectacular views. Camogli: This charming coastal town is one of the jewels of the Golfo Paradiso. With its colorful houses, picturesque harbor and the church of Santa Maria Assunta, Camogli attracts tourists from all over the world. Recco: Famous for its cuisine, especially the focaccia al formaggio, Recco is another must-see destination in Golfo Paradiso. Its waterfront and historic center add a touch of charm to the area. Outdoor activities: The region offers several opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking along the scenic trails that connect the different locations, water sports and scuba diving. Accessibility: Golfo Paradiso is easily accessible from Genoa and other surrounding cities, making it an ideal destination for short trips or day trips.
Golfo Paradiso is an enchanting place that combines natural beauty with the culture and history of its coastal cities. Its relaxing atmosphere and numerous attractions make it a beloved destination for both tourists and locals. Add a comment or go to the bottom of the site to read what other visitors have written.
Golfo Paradiso is a small gulf located on the eastern coast of the metropolitan city of Genoa, in the eastern part of the Gulf of Genoa, in the Ligurian Sea. The district, belonging to the metropolitan area of Genoa, squeezed between the large municipality of the Ligurian capital and the promontory of Portofino, borders to the north with the Fontanabuona valley, and is made up of seven municipalities, five of which are on the sea (Bogliasco, Pieve Ligure, Sori, Recco, Camogli) and two without access to the gulf (Avegno and Uscio). Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A view of the Paradiso gulf in Liguria – Une vue sur le golfe Paradiso en Ligurie – Una vista del golfo de Paradiso en Liguria – Uma vista do golfo Paradiso na Ligúria – Ein Blick auf den Golf von Paradiso in Ligurien – Quang cảnh vịnh Paradiso ở Liguria – 利古里亚天堂湾的景色 – リグーリア州のパラディーゾ湾の眺め
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A little alley in San Rocco di Camogli in Liguria. A classic little alley in a Ligurian village (perhaps it could be called creuza, in Genoese, since it goes down to the sea) that leads from the small church dedicated to the saint to the town of Camogli. A beautiful path that on another occasion I walked uphill, forming part of the path that reaches San Fruttuoso and Portofino.
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Two pedestrian paths start right from the place of worship: the first allows you to reach the center of Camogli, running alongside the Gentile torrent for a certain stretch; the second, next to the church, connects the village of San Rocco to the underlying and ancient church of San Nicolò di Capodimonte and then, continuing along the woodland path, up to the cliff of Punta Chiappa and the small village of Porto Pidocchio. From the Camogli hamlet, the panoramic view of the Golfo Paradiso, the city of Genoa and its coast is remarkable. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
An alleyway in San Rocco di Camogli in Liguria – Une ruelle à San Rocco di Camogli en Ligurie – Un callejón en San Rocco di Camogli en Liguria – Um beco em San Rocco di Camogli, na Ligúria – Eine Gasse in San Rocco di Camogli in Ligurien – Một con hẻm ở San Rocco di Camogli ở Liguria – 利古里亚圣罗科迪卡莫利的一条小巷 – リグーリア州サン・ロッコ・ディ・カモーリの路地
The bell tower of the Basilica Minore di Santa Maria Assunta in Camogli. Some time ago, unfortunately due to unfortunate circumstances, I often traveled along the Via Aurelia from Sestri Levante to Genoa. The road is long but truly wonderful: many curves, it's true, but an unparalleled view of the Ligurian Riviera di Levante. In these shots, for example, you can see the beautiful church (and in particular the bell tower) that dominates the Bay of Camogli! I hope an unusual perspective of the church.
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Basilica Minore di Santa Maria Assunta in the capital. Overlooking the small port below, the parish church of the village stands on what was the ancient settlement of the Island, appearing almost decentralized with respect to the nucleus of tall polychrome buildings. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The bell tower of the Minor Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta in Camogli – Le clocher de la basilique mineure de Santa Maria Assunta à Camogli – El campanario de la Basílica Menor de Santa María Asunta en Camogli – A torre sineira da Basílica Menor de Santa Maria Assunta em Camogli – Der Glockenturm der Basilika Minor Santa Maria Assunta in Camogli – Tháp chuông của Tiểu Vương cung thánh đường Santa Maria Assunta ở Camogli – 卡莫利圣母升天小教堂的钟楼 – カモーリのサンタ・マリア・アスンタ小聖堂の鐘楼
