カゼッラの絶景の山頂・トップ12

It's not called Fort Jeremiah

The highest of the forts in Genoa and the only one not in the city municipality, but in that of Sant'Olcese. Easily accessible from the Baita del Diamante (Trensasco), Camporsella or from the Parco del Peralto, it offers truly stunning views and sunsets.

Climbing to the fort from Trensasco.

On the top of Monte Reale there is a sanctuary dating back to 1868 "dedicated to Our Lady of Loreto", a refuge open to all (the ground floor) and several outdoor benches.

Monte Reale is a small unmanaged refuge at an altitude of 902m, in the municipality of Ronco Scrivia and nestled in the Antola Park. Absolutely worth a stop.

Monte Proventino offers a vast panorama that goes from Val Brevenna to the Ligurian sea and the Alps. Notable for a commemorative cross and linked to historical names or to the fresh wind on the ridge.

Mount Buio, part of the Antola group, is easily accessible and offers breathtaking views from the wild Ligurian valleys to the Ligurian Sea and the Alps, with daffodils blooming away from the bustle of the streets.

It is worth visiting it at least once. It is the fort that dominates the entire Parco delle Mura from above. In my opinion it is not the most beautiful (for example it is easily surpassed by Forte Sperone) because the internal rooms are inaccessible and the view over the city is covered by the two peaks of Forte Fratello Minore and the former Forte Fratello Maggiore; on the contrary, the view of the surrounding mountains is remarkable. The route to reach the fort starting from via del Peralto (Righi) and continuing on the Sentiero delle Farfalle or on the Sentiero dell'Acquedotto is very beautiful. There are also connections with Begato and Trensasco. The 15 hairpin bends to reach the top of the hill are not all that strenuous.