Savona

Savona stands on the Ligurian Sea in northwestern Italy, where the Letimbro stream reaches the coast. Its working harbour has long connected Liguria with Mediterranean trade, while the old centre rises behind the waterfront in a compact network of streets and squares. The Priamar Fortress, extensively reshaped by Genoa in the 16th century, dominates the harbour area and recalls the city’s strategic importance. Savona’s cathedral complex also contains the Sistine Chapel commissioned by Pope Sixtus IV. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Savona and Liguria.

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