몬테로소 알 마레 최고의 라이딩 경로

경로를 따라 펼쳐지는 꿈같은 풍경.

One of the wonderfully told stories about the two protagonists, "Don Camillo and Peppone," conceived by the Italian writer Giovanni Guareschi, also involves the Virgin Mary. Peppone's youngest son is seriously ill, so one evening the communist mayor sets out for the church with five large candles. Don Camillo intends to place them in front of the crucifix on the high altar, but Peppone objects and wants the candles placed in the Chapel of Our Lady: "This one belongs to your party. Light them in front of this one over there, who doesn't practice politics." After he leaves, Don Camillo—who, as always, is conversing with the crucified Christ—begs him "not to be harsh with him." The dialogue continues: "And why should I?" whispered Christ. "By honoring my mother, he fills my heart with gentleness. I'm only a little displeased that he called her 'that one.'" Don Camillo shook his head. "You didn't hear well," he objected. "He said, 'Light them all before the Blessed Immaculate Virgin in that chapel over there.'" (Giovanni Guareschi in "Five and Five")

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

Road panorama out of season with little traffic

Well, I couldn't find any other source anywhere, so it was a lifesaver. Finally, I was allowed to put my hands on it and lower my head to cool down before the master.😁🤌

We were here in May when the temperature was a very pleasant 21 degrees. It's a nice, small, and quiet place that's certainly kept up with the times. There's a train station and a public parking lot. Beach, cafes, bars, hotels - everything is there on a small scale.

Beautiful place. Interesting history

From the provincial road that connects the various villages of the Cinque Terre you have a splendid view of them: from this point in particular, on the slopes of Monte Rossòla, you have a splendid view of Levanto.