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It is located approximately halfway from the summit of San Primo

It has a rectangular floor plan with three naves and a bell tower, which is attached to the left of the façade. The three apses, decorated with double arches, spires, and pilasters, remain from the original building on the outside; inside, the four capitals and the symbols of the Evangelists in the entrance area have been preserved. The bell tower was built in the 17th century by adding more storeys and remodeling a defensive tower in the northern part of the city wall, which reached approximately to the height of the church roof. The bell tower acquired its present appearance during the 18th-century renovations. Like the rest of the church, it remained plastered until restoration work in 1990. Source: Wikipedia

A very impressive church

Starting point for the final stretch of the steepest climb to Monte San Primo. Due to the fairly cobblestones, you'll have to push your e-MTB uphill, but with the "walk" command, it's doable. If you then descend towards Bellagio along the ridge of the Larian Triangle, in dry conditions it's guaranteed fun!

The passenger ferry departs from Pier 1 in the north, and the car ferry (which of course also carries passengers) departs from Pier 4 in the south of Bellagio.

It's usually bustling here, and finding the right dock isn't always easy. Bellagio is centrally located, right in the middle of all the shipping lanes, both for car ferries and pedestrians.

A must! A must stop every time you pass by!

crossing point for Mount San Primo