Castello Brown ★
A Genoese fortress turned English villa, with two pines on the terrace and the Tigullio below.
Squares Portofino Piazzetta Its real name is piazza Martiri dell'Olivetta: painted houses, moored boats, Castello Brown above.
Castles Castello Brown A Genoese fortress turned English villa, with two pines on the terrace and the Tigullio below.
Churches Chiesa di San Giorgio Levelled in the war and rebuilt by the villagers in 1950, with the relics of Saint George. 9 places covered in Portofino Grouped by type, most important first.
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A Genoese fortress turned English villa, with two pines on the terrace and the Tigullio below.
Built in 1874 for a Carnarvon, later the Agusta family, today a frozen asset: seen best from the sea.
Coppedè designed it as a castle: tower, mullioned windows and coloured tiles above Punta Cajega.
Levelled in the war and rebuilt by the villagers in 1950, with the relics of Saint George.
Maragliano's wooden Deposition, in the oldest part of the village, above the little square.
A 17th-century chapel above Portofino, made famous by a Lana Del Rey music video.
Its real name is piazza Martiri dell'Olivetta: painted houses, moored boats, Castello Brown above.
Portofino's Piazzetta is named after twenty partisans shot at nearby Olivetta.
One white flash every five seconds since 1870, at the tip of the headland: reached on foot only.
The closest destinations covered by our editors, with straight-line distance.