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Sestri Levante - sentiero per Punta Manara
Sestri Levante

Punta Manara, è un considerevole promontorio di forma triangolare proteso nel Golfo del Tigullio, che si estende tra le località liguri di Sestri Levante e Riva Trigoso in provincia di Genova, soggetto a tutela ambientale dal 1977.

Meta per molti turisti da tutto il mondo, è una delle escursioni più apprezzate dai visitatori della città. Posta all’estremo ponente del golfo, propone straordinari scorci della costa e molte specieanimali e vegetali che abitano la macchia mediterranea.

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Copyright: Andrea Biffi
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 9000x4500
Taken: 29/08/2009
Hochgeladen: 29/08/2009
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Tags: sestri; levante; liguria; italia; italy; deda; andrea biffi; pano; 360; punta manara; sentiero
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Sestri Levante is found in Luguria, approximately halfway between Genoa and La Spezia. The original part of Sestri Levante is actually on a peninsula, with the Bay of Silence on one side and Bay of the Fables on the other. Bay of the Fables or “Bay of Fairy Tales” was named in honor of Danish writer, Hans Christian Andersen, who lived in Sestri Levante for a short time in 1835.Sestri Levante has its origins as an ancient maritime and merchant center. Originally a small island with a promontory, it was later connected to the mainland. In Roman times, it was known as Segesta Tigullorum (or Tigulliorum) or simply Segesta. It was mentioned in the year 909 in a certificate of a man named Berengario, in which part of its territory was ceded to the basilica di san Giovanni di Pavia; after it was invaded by the Barbarians. During the Middle Ages, Sestri Levante began to expand, probably giving the fortress appearance that is due to the terrain.In 1133, the noble family of Lavagna, the Fieschi, attacked Tigullio, the gulf in which Sestri Levante is located, however, they were fought off by the powerful Republic of Genoa, and therefore, Sestri Levante became apart of the republic, for military protection. In the year 1145, the abbey of San Colombano was acquired by the Genoese, and was transformed later into a castle.In 1170, Sestri Levante was attacked by a naval flotilla from Pisa, but was able to withstand the attack.Sestri Levante is also mentioned by Dante (as "Siestri") in Canto 19 of "The Divine Comedy". (more on Wikipedia)


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