1. The bright nativity scene
Since 1961, on the hill overlooking the village, a luminous nativity scene has been lit up with pieces of recycled iron.
Since 1961, on the hill overlooking the village, a luminous nativity scene has been lit up with pieces of recycled iron.
Very easy: August the 10th, San Lorenzo.
Hidden among the houses is the last remaining vestige of the castle, the bastion facing the sea.
In the town cemetery, on the facade there are the lines of the poem "Liguria" by Vincenzo Cardarelli:
In its last stretch, the Groppo stream was filled in. Until 1978 there were bridges that connected the two parts of Via Discovolo.
Yes, but it was not Egyptians who emigrated here in antiquity. It is a small white concrete pyramid, a trigonometric sign for sailors.
The faces of Mussolini and King Vittorio are sculpted on the steps of the oratory of the Disciplinati.
There were five existing mills in Manarola, the first being the mill of the Barani, at the intersection of Via dei Mulini and Via Rollandi.
It is the small church of San Michele, which was located after the start of the climb towards the cemetery. Landslide into the sea. An altar of the Saint remembers it.