San Rocco

San Rocco is a church in Camogli situated on elevated ground with a white facade displaying architectural features typical of 19th-century religious buildings. The interior houses religious artworks and decorative elements that reflect the artistic approach of that period.

The church was built in 1863 when Camogli was growing and needed more religious facilities in the area. This construction marked part of the village's development during the 19th century.

The church reflects Catholic traditions of the Ligurian coastal region and displays religious artworks that have shaped the community's spiritual life. Visitors can sense how faith has remained woven into daily life in this fishing village.

The church is open for prayer and visits, with guided tours available through the local parish office if arranged in advance. The elevated location makes it accessible from multiple paths and offers different views of the village.

From the church grounds, visitors can view both the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding mountains of the Portofino Natural Regional Park. This panorama connects spiritual experience with the natural landscape of the coast.