Framura

Framura is not one village but five hamlets scattered along an indented stretch of the Riviera di Levante, from Setta with the town hall to Costa, Anzo, Ravecca and Castagnola. In Costa a ninth-century Carolingian tower serves as the bell tower of San Martino, and 16th-century watchtowers recall raids by Turkish pirates. Above rises Monte Serro; below lie coves whose water has earned the Blue Flag.

Highlights

• San Martino in Costa, with a Strozzi canvas and a red Levanto marble font
• The ninth-century Carolingian tower in Costa
• San Lorenzo in Castagnola, with a Deposition by Luca Cambiaso
• The Apicchi botanical garden, with sea fennel and thyme from Monte Serro
• Diving and swimming from the small harbour and coves

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.