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Rapallo's picturesque palm-lined waterfront promenade connects the harbor with cafés, restaurants, and boutiques. There are also benches where you can take in the views of the entire picturesque stretch of coastline, making for an enchanting experience with a Mediterranean flair.

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It was built by the Franciscan Friars in the 16th century, along with the adjoining convent, thanks to a donation from a generous citizen of Rapallo, who requested in exchange the right to be buried in the choir and the celebration of as many as a thousand masses a year for the repose of his family's souls. After the suppression of religious orders by Napoleon, the church and the complex, which already housed a school, passed to the Somaschi Fathers, who have officiated there since 1850. The interior is rich in works by artists of the Genoese school, including the precious Baptism of Jesus by Luca Cambiaso. Interesting fact: A tombstone inside commemorates the Rapallo-born doctor Pompeo Liceti, who fathered 24 children and was a relative of the more famous Fortunio Liceti, a 17th-century doctor, philosopher, and scientist from Rapallo. (c) https://hellorapallo.it/la-mia-rapallo/rapallo-dello-spirito/chiesa-di-san-francesco/

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The cable car, built in 1934, connects Rapallo to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montallegro, with a 2,350-meter-long route that covers 600 meters of elevation gain in just a few minutes through breathtaking landscapes. Ticket Office and Information Piazza Solari, 2 - 16035 Rapallo Phone and Fax 0039.0185.52341 Mountain Station Phone 0039.0185.239017 Email funivia.rapallo@libero.it (c) https://www.funiviarapallomontallegro.it/

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Behind the sanctuary, the Stations of the Cross begins, which, with a few turns through the beautiful holm oak forest, leads to the summit of Monte Rosa (692 m). The summit, topped by a repeater, is largely wooded and offers no views. (c) https://www.appenninista.it/rapallo-montallegro/

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Don't be fooled by its modest appearance from the seafront; true beauty always lies within! It is the only remaining of the five gates that once provided access to the walled town of Rapallo. Its name comes from the fact that it stood near large seawater settling tanks, used for salt extraction. The Baroque interior is the result of an 18th-century renovation. The central niche features a dazzling modern reproduction of the painting venerated in the Sanctuary of Montallegro, built where the Madonna appeared to a farmer in 1557. Interesting fact: For over a century, a mysterious carob tree has grown clinging to the gate! (c) https://hellorapallo.it/la-mia-rapallo/rapallo-da-scoprire/la-porta-delle-saline/

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Shopping arcade in the center of Rapallo

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The Archpresbyteral Basilica of Saints Gervasius and Protasius is located in the heart of Rapallo's historic center. It was built in Gothic-Romanesque style, likely in the Middle Ages, and a plaque inside indicates 1118 as the date of its dedication, although historians disagree with this dating. Over time, it underwent several renovations and modifications, culminating in reconstruction work between the 17th and 18th centuries, which eliminated the previous Gothic-Romanesque architectural style, giving it an 18th-century appearance. The tall, leaning bell tower dates back to 1753, and in the second half of the 19th century, further substantial modifications were made to the interior and to the new Neoclassical façade, designed by architect Gio Batta Olivieri. In the early 20th century, thanks to the new archpriest, Monsignor Cesare Boccoleri, the Basilica was definitively rebuilt and the monumental dome was constructed, which was completed in 1920. Dome of the Basilica of Rapallo In ancient times, the parish of Rapallo was of great importance, and its jurisdiction extended over a vast territory, from the present-day municipalities of Portofino to San Pietro di Rovereto, above Zoagli, and as far as Cicagna in the Fontanabuona Valley. Important popular meetings were held within the parish, where decisions regarding the social, political, and religious life of the area were made. Even today, the Rapallo parish community is the largest in the Diocese of Chiavari, with approximately 18,000 inhabitants. (c) https://hellorapallo.it/cosa-vedere/basilica-dei-ss-gervasio-e-protasio/

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