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Liguria, the center of the village of Lerici
Lerici is a charming town inserted within the Regional Natural Park of Montemarcello& ndash; Lean and rises in the center of a small natural cove, dominated by a promontory on which stands out the imposing castle, which was built by the Pisans in the < Strong>Golfo dei Poets, thirteenth century and later expanded by the Genoese and which is now a museum seat.
The Geo-Pantheological Museum inside the Castle draws its origin from the discovery in the territory of footsteps of dinosaurs and other reptiles dating back about 220 million years ago and is today a destination for tourists and fans of the sector from all over the world.
The greatest economic activity of this place is tourism, which is extremely favored by the immense beauty natural of the city, with its narrow streets that are part of the ancient medieval village, from its clear sea, from above & nbsp; quality of services offered to tourists and the great variety of hotels and hotels ; hospitality.
The hamlet of Tellaro has been reviewed as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, the country is < strong>perched on a cliff overlooking the Gulf of La Spezia and is joined to the city by a road that rises above the sea and from some paths that give overhanging villages fall towards the sea. Together with San Terenzo and La Serra it is an old seaside village, where boats are pulled on the nearby square to the sea.
In Lerici they also deserve to be seen the beautiful promenade Vassallo, which invites you to leisurely walks at the foot of the castle; the Oratory of S. Rocco and the Parish Church and the wide Piazza Garibaldi on the sea. The beautiful Venere Azzurra beach has obtained several times the Blue Flag for quality and cleanliness.
written by Adrian Pulford - Last update: 02/09/2021
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