This main village square, the Piazzetta, functions as Portofino’s “living room.” Cafes and restaurants stand where locals once repaired fishing nets and traded fish.

From the waterfront, observe the contrast between colorful Ligurian houses, fishing boats, and luxury yachts. Find out what makes this harbor one of the safest on the Ligurian Coast.

This shopping street follows the line of an older medieval path. Several buildings still contain original stonework from the Middle Ages, beneath later facades.

The Church of St. Martin's interior decorations reflect Portofino’s maritime identity, with offerings given by sailors who survived storms. Its bell tower once served as a navigation reference point for boats approaching the harbor.

Take a relaxing uphill stroll, with stops at scenic overlooks. Enjoy elevated views of Portofino’s bay, the surrounding hills, and the Ligurian coastline. Hear stories about historic defenses and pirate threats.

Inside the Church of San Giorgio, learn about Saint George as Portofino’s protector. Discover the traditions connected to his relics. Then step outside onto the panoramic terrace - one of the best viewpoints in Portofino.