I love Portofino and had the chance to spend a day there a few years ago when I was on a Mediterranean cruise. It is one of the places where I would definitely hope to visit again.
The harbor looks like a postcard, and it is very relaxing there. The town is so small that it doesn’t take much to see most of it.
A short walk uphill provides awesome views of the rugged Ligurian coastline.
Portofino draws celebrities from all over, although when I was there I did not see any. Even Napoleon used to come here to enjoy the beauty of this Italian seaside resort town.
Even the beautiful towns in Italy have laundry hanging outside. Somehow though, the visual is very charming.
LOVE this, Margie. The harbor shot is to “die for.” But even more, I love the warped curved trees on the hillside of the Castle view. It is what I remember most clearly about the coastline of Italy – beautiful, strong, and capable of great resilience. 🙂
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Hey Lynn … Thanks for directing me here, but you gotta visit asap for On a Stern View. 🙂
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Beautiful little town.
Jan
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A beautiful place for sure. Here’s an oddity – look at what I posted today! http://afrankangle.wordpress.com/2012/08/14/on-a-stern-view/
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Tried to leave a comment on the comment page, no dice. Did get on the comment page though and that is a step in the right direction as I could access pictures. I enjoyed Portofino through your eyes and especially the architecture. Italy is suffering hard times but the people and their architecture remain beautiful and leave a beautiful impression behind.
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 5:41 PM, margieinitaly wrote:
> ** > margieinitaly posted: ” Portofino I love Portofino and > had the chance to spend a day there a few years ago when I was on a > Mediterranean cruise. It is one of the places where I would definitely hope > to v”
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I love Portofino and it is just a couple of hours from Bagni di Lucca so we go fairly often.
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Lucky you!
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