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The Millenary Church of Ruta is a national monument.

The Millenaria di Ruta is a church that has shaped the history and landscape of the Eastern Ligurian Riviera. Founded in the 12th century along the ancient Via Aurelia, at an altitude of approximately 270 meters, it served as a rest stop and transit point for merchants and pilgrims heading to Genoa. Its strategic location, in the heart of the Portofino Natural Park, offers breathtaking views stretching from Camogli to the Golfo Paradiso. This simple and sober stone church housed for centuries an altarpiece by the Flemish painter Joos van Cleve, a masterpiece brought to Liguria thanks to Genoa's flourishing trade. The original work, for safety reasons, was removed and is now housed in the Galleria Nazionale di Palazzo Spinola in Genoa. Today, the Millenaria is not only a historical but also a naturalistic landmark, serving as the starting point for numerous trails that wind through the Portofino promontory, offering visitors the opportunity to explore a unique landscape of Mediterranean scrub and breathtaking views.

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/

The complex was built on the original Chapel of Our Lady of Mercy, erected before 1300; a hospice with a portico built in the 14th century by the Knights of the Order of Malta; and the church, with its sacristy and adjoining living quarters, built between the late 14th and early 15th centuries. The interior of the church is frescoed by Teramo Piaggio di Zoagli, a 16th-century Genoese painter; the counterfaçade features a fresco of "The Last Judgement" by Luca Cambiaso. An ancient statue of the Madonna and Child, said to have been brought from Flanders by sailors in the late 14th century, is venerated here. The statue was crowned on August 17, 1879. It is subject to the parish priest of Sant'Andrea di Rovereto. The main solemnities occur on March 25 (Annunciation) and the second Sunday after Easter (Our Lady of Grace). (c) https://www.diocesichiavari.it/parrocchia/n-s-delle-grazie-in-chiavari/

Beautiful location, base and arrival point of the excursion. Consider arriving by train or bus (from Rapallo or Camogli for example) because the few parking lots are very expensive.

beautiful route....

Warm days, sultry evenings, the smell of the sea in your nose, the ultimate summer feeling. Santa Margherita Ligure is one of those places that evokes that feeling. This beautiful harbor town, picturesquely embedded on the Ligurian coast, is no longer an insider tip but worth a visit.