Cervo

Coral paid for the finest church on this hill above the Riviera: Cervo's fishermen, who worked the seas off Corsica and Sardinia, helped fund the baroque San Giovanni Battista, still known as the Chiesa dei Corallini. Its concave façade faces the sea above a stepped square, and every summer since 1964 the village has hosted an international chamber music festival.

Highlights

• The Chiesa dei Corallini, with its concave façade and 1748 square and steps (IT)
• Castello Clavesana, home of the Ethnographic Museum of Western Liguria
• The Romanesque Oratorio di Santa Caterina, built in the 13th century
• The summer chamber music festival founded by violinist Sándor Végh
• Palazzo Morchio, the town hall, with its Genoese slate doorway

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