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Excellent for strength training and yoga in the summer

I have tried several times to upload photos of the many excursions we have done but Komoot does not publish them while I believe that unlike the comments the most eloquent things are the photos and not the comments. However the trail is really beautiful and well maintained and was very much appreciated by the whole group. Highly recommended

The current church was built with a single nave in 1725 on the remains of the previous structure that collapsed for unknown reasons. In the third altar on the right side there is a statue of the Immaculate Conception, attributed to Anton Maria Maragliano, in the fourth altar on the left a Byzantine crucifix and a canvas depicting the Madonna delle Grazie. The work Ultima cena, preserved in the sacristy, is by the local painter Luca Cambiaso. In the façade, in Baroque style, two links of the Pisan port chain are visible on the right side; according to historical sources, these objects were stolen, as a sort of "war trophy", by Trancheo Stanco from Moneglia in 1284 during the battle of Meloria between the Genoese and Pisan fleets, which saw the former victorious.

The Comunaglia ridge connects Moneglia with Mount Comunaglia. It is a rather steep route, but extremely scenic. The route intersects with other routes, including the Via della Costa and the Sentiero Liguria.

Beautiful view in all directions.

This mini park is accessible from the strada delle gallerie. Unfortunately, it is quite dirty, but it nestles with pretty views and an interesting stair access on the sea side as a good vantage point on the south-eastern hill of the Bay of Moneglia. It's worth a detour and a welcome break from the town center on a stormy day in Moneglia.

Moneglia is one of the towns of the "small Cinque Terre", pretty and colourful, with a magnificent church, small streets and a real sandy beach, rare here!

Highly recommended uphill, downhill the path cannot be found at first and then a sh ..., thorns, rocks and hardly a path in places ...