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Portovenere La Spezia
Explore Portovenere, a hidden gem in the Gulf of Poets with stunning sea views
This charming and picturesque village, which truly warrants a visit and exploration, is beautifully surrounded by a stunning bay that features three small islands: Palmaria, Tino, and Tinetto.
Portovenere can easily be accessed from the enchanting Cinque Terre via a convenient maritime service, and from the nearby city of La Spezia by taking a bus directly from the central station. Alongside the lovely town of Lerici, Portovenere marks one of the two significant ends of the famous Gulf of Poets and is proudly recognized as a remarkable site included in the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage list.
The houses lining the picturesque harbor are truly distinctive, characterized by their tall, narrow structures that are beautifully adorned with vibrant facades in an array of inviting shades of red and yellow. Perched majestically on the promontory, climbing up the cliff near the historic Castle, is the impressive Church of San Pietro, which dates back to the 5th century and was built upon the hallowed remains of an ancient Roman temple, adding a touch of historical significance to this stunning landscape.
Daily boats depart from the bustling Portovenere harbor to the mesmerizing Cinque Terre as well as the three captivating islands of Palmaria, Tino, and Tinetto. Suggestion: If you wish to embark on an exciting excursion to the breathtaking Cinque Terre, consider taking the scenic boat ride from Portovenere to Riomaggiore: from there, you can effortlessly visit each charming village by train or on foot until you reach Monterosso, and then you can conveniently return by boat to the picturesque Portovenere.