La Casa Rotonda

In the heart of Portovenere, directly on the main square, lies an exclusive tourist accommodation situated in a historic building, where ancient and modern blend into a rare beauty. With an enchanting view of the sea and the lively urban center, it offers luxury housing solutions, each with unique features and modern comforts. The one-bedroom apartment, perfect for couples or small families, stands out for its master bedroom with a sea view, where the sounds of the waves create an atmosphere of tranquility and beauty. This apartment is equipped with air conditioning, ensuring an ideal climate in every season. It includes a fully equipped kitchen and a cozy living area with a sofa bed. The bathroom in the one-bedroom apartment is a true masterpiece, featuring a mosaic floor that creates a stunning visual effect, combining the elegance of tradition with the modernity of its facilities. This space is designed to offer a moment of pure relaxation and well-being, allowing guests to unwind in a unique and luxurious environment. The master bedroom and the triple room are also equipped with air conditioning, offering a cool and comfortable retreat from the lively square below. Each room boasts a private bathroom in Carrara marble, a symbol of refinement and style, enhancing the stay experience with an environment of well-being and relaxation. Every detail is carefully curated to offer an exclusive and memorable stay, combining the historic charm of Portovenere with the most modern comforts. Here, guests can enjoy a perfect balance between rich cultural heritage and contemporary comfort needs, creating an unforgettable vacation in the heart of one of Italy's most picturesque villages.

Portovenere, a charming coastal village in the Liguria region of Italy, is a gem of the Italian Riviera. Nestled between the azure waters of the Ligurian Sea and the lush hills of the surrounding landscape, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, historic architecture, and vibrant cultural heritage. The heart of Portovenere is its picturesque harbor, where colorful houses line the waterfront, creating a postcard-perfect scene. The village's narrow, winding streets, known as "caruggi," are filled with quaint shops, inviting cafes, and traditional restaurants offering fresh seafood and local specialties. Dominating the skyline is the Church of St. Peter, perched on a rocky promontory overlooking the sea. This iconic structure, with its Gothic and Romanesque elements, dates back to the 13th century and offers breathtaking views of the coastline. Nearby, the imposing Doria Castle stands as a testament to Portovenere's medieval past, providing a glimpse into the village's strategic importance and storied history. Portovenere is also the gateway to the enchanting islands of Palmaria, Tino, and Tinetto. These islands, part of a protected marine area, are perfect for exploring via boat tours, offering opportunities for hiking, swimming, and diving in pristine waters teeming with marine life. The village is steeped in myth and legend, with local lore adding to its mystique. It's said that the poet Lord Byron found inspiration in Portovenere's dramatic landscapes, and visitors can still visit the "Byron's Grotto," a secluded cove where he is believed to have swum across the bay to visit friends. Whether you're exploring its historical landmarks, enjoying the serene beaches, or savoring the exquisite local cuisine, Portovenere promises an unforgettable experience, combining the timeless allure of Italy's past with the relaxed charm of a seaside retreat.