Levanto · Places & free guides

Levanto bay

The seafront is a natural place for a slow first afternoon, a beach pause or an easy stretch after a train journey.

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Sant’Andrea

The striped medieval church gives the old centre a clear focus and a quieter rhythm than the seafront. Pair it with the Loggia and surrounding lanes.

Medieval Loggia

The open-sided civic loggia on Piazza del Popolo is a starting point for exploring the former trading town behind the beach.

Maremonti path

A former coastal railway converted for walking and cycling towards Bonassola and Framura. Tunnels alternate with glimpses of sea.

Bonassola: village streets & the bay

Bonassola combines a compact lower village and a broad beach setting beyond Levanto. Give it its own short day, with the chapel on the western point as a separate walk.

Madonnina della Punta: Bonassola’s western viewpoint

A small chapel above the western side of Bonassola’s bay makes a separate walk from the village. Pause outside for views back towards the bay and along the coast.

Antica Pasticceria Bianchi

A pastry stop in the town centre

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al Sant’Andrea Ristorante

An independently planned evening in Bonassola

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Santa Caterina: Bonassola’s parish church

The village church offers a focused cultural pause between the bay and the western headland. It remains a place of worship, with visitor access dependent on services and local opening.

Le Clarisse

A square-side meal or evening pause

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