An alley in San Bernardo, a hamlet of Sestri Levante. A few months ago I discovered the beautiful path that leads from Santo Stefano del Ponte to the hamlet, a little higher up, of San Bernardo. The small village surrounded by olive trees that dominates my town. A main alley (the one in the photo), with the village church at the end, onto which practically all the houses overlook.
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An alley in San Bernardo, a hamlet of Sestri Levante – Une ruelle à San Bernardo, un hameau de Sestri Levante – Un callejón en San Bernardo, una pedanía de Sestri Levante – Um beco em San Bernardo, uma aldeia de Sestri Levante – Eine Gasse in San Bernardo, einem Ortsteil von Sestri Levante – Một con hẻm ở San Bernardo, một ngôi làng của Sestri Levante – 圣贝尔纳多的一条小巷，塞斯特里莱万特的一个小村庄 – セストリーレバンテの集落、サンベルナルドの路地
The church of San Bernardo above Sestri Levante. Also called San Bernardo delle Cascine, this beautiful little church just above Sestri Levante is the place of worship of the Sestri hamlet. The church, from the 1600s, was previously dedicated (even in 1100), to San Quirico. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find much online.
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According to some, he perhaps reached Atropatene and India[7]. Even his death is entrusted to tradition which wants him killed, flayed of his skin, according to some sources by the king of the Medes in the region of Syria, while other sources speak of Atropatene. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The church of San Bernardo above Sestri Levante – l’église de San Bernardo au-dessus de Sestri Levante – la iglesia de San Bernardo sobre Sestri Levante – a igreja de San Bernardo acima de Sestri Levante – die Kirche San Bernardo oberhalb von Sestri Levante – 塞斯特里萊萬特上方的聖貝爾納多教堂 – -セストリレバンテの上のサンベルナルド教会
