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Refreshingly cold fountain water and a small shrine in homage to Marco Pantani; definitely worth a detour

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More information can be found at: (c) https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocche_di_Sant%27Anna

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this stretch is closed now, but on weekends you can get through

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nice view

Very nice

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Magnificent panoramic hiking trail that can be done with the family

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Great view from the church over the sea from the steep coast. The circular route is also popular with mountain bikers.

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Top uphill with a great view. Well suited to avoid the SS1 tunnel.

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Beautiful place to visit

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On the Guaitarola pass, on the slopes of the homonymous mountain, a small fountain seems to be dedicated to those who pedal: it recalls the passage from here of the 2006 Giro d'Italia, in a stage between Livorno and Sestri Levante.

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Splendid track between the rocks, from the church you can go down to Sestri otherwise a path overlooking the sea that leads to Cavi

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From here you can admire a beautiful view of the sea and the bay of Levanto. In 1200 copper mines were built here which remained active for about 700 years.

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It's a place to make inner peace with yourself, for the breathtaking view overlooking the sea, for me it's a magical place!

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Easy to drive from the Cavi side and definitely nicer than through the tunnel, but in some places the path is already very narrow, so if there are many hikers it could be difficult.

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From Punta Manara you have a 360 degree show

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Path that leads to Ciappa du Lu steep and to be carried out with trekking shoes, no tennis or flip flops as unfortunately sometimes you see ...

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The fountain, where one cannot fail to stop, is dedicated to the unforgettable and late Marco Pantani.

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beautiful and panomramico deserves

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According to some studies carried out on site, especially on the chronology of the building, the construction of the church could not have been earlier than the second half of the 16th century. Traces of these 16th-century works are in fact still visible in some parts of the main building, which instead dates from the 18th century. The first written mention of the church dates back to 1506, even though the church is only shown on maps from the end of the 16th century. According to the documents of the notary Vincenzo Molfino found by the historian Arturo Ferretto, a document dated July 10, 1516 from the vicar of the archbishopric of Genoa testifies to the construction of the chapel dedicated to Sant'Anna thanks to the alms given by the pious during the daily masses Wives of the local Musso, Oxio and Morinello families were collected. The church is also mentioned in a 1537 document by the Genoese chronicler Agostino Giustiniani. A religious cult for the saint and consequently for the building, further commemorated by a decree of July 23, 1578 of the Bishop of Brugnato, Monsignor Antonio Pagliettino, and the Podestà of Sestri Levante, Donato Bogiano; a festival officially declared a popular festival for nine days in 1647 by an act of the Senate of the Republic of Genoa. On August 31, 1673, during a pastoral visit, Monsignor Giovanni Battista Da Dieci ordered some minor work to be done on the sacristy and the bell tower of the church. On the other hand, the works commissioned in the 18th century were larger and more demanding, as evidenced by a public auction held on November 5, 1727, and the work being awarded to a local mason on August 6, 1728. The church almost certainly fell out of office from 1810, after some places of worship were closed and religious orders suppressed by the new pro-French administration of the Apennine department (First French Empire). The subsequent opening of the new Napoleonic coastal road under today's coastal section of the state road 1 Via Aurelia - an unstoppable and rapid abandonment of the historical path and thus also of the church decided; The latter had already partially collapsed in 1820. Source: Wikipedia

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The picturesque ruins overlooking the sea of the church of Sant’Anna are the ideal place to admire the sunset over the city of Sestri Levante: there is also a bench placed right in front of the sea. Located in the Rocche di Sant'Anna locality in the municipality of Sestri Levante, the church of Sant’Anna was a Catholic place of worship. According to some studies carried out in situ, the church could date back to the second half of the sixteenth century and almost certainly fell into disuse starting from 1810.

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