Things to Do in Levanto

A sandstone church from the 13th century with a distinctive bell tower. Inside, frescoes and a peaceful atmosphere. Climb the tower for a panorama of the town and coast.

🕐 Monday-Saturday 9:00-12:00, 15:00-18:00; Sunday 15:00-18:00

💡 Tower climb costs 2 euros, but the church itself is free. Go on a clear day for the best views.

The main sandy beach in town, with clean water and views of Cinque Terre cliffs to the south. Free to use if you pack your own towel and skip the paid loungers.

🕐 24 hours

💡 Head to the far end near the port for quieter spots. Arrive before 10am in summer to claim your patch.

A small shaded park near the seafront with benches, palm trees, and a children's play area. Good for a picnic or resting after a hike.

🕐 Open daily, dawn to dusk

💡 Bring your own lunch from the market; the adjacent kiosk is overpriced. Best visited in late afternoon for cooler air.

A scenic coastal hiking trail connecting Levanto to Monterosso al Mare, part of the Cinque Terre network. Free to use, with olive groves, sea views, and terraced vineyards.

🕐 Daylight hours; check park office for seasonal closures

💡 Start early morning to avoid heat and crowds. Wear proper hiking shoes – the path is rocky in places.

Narrow medieval streets with pastel buildings, small piazzas, and local shops. A free wander past the ancient city walls and arcades.

🕐 Accessible 24 hours

💡 Walk through Via Garibaldi for the best intact arches. Stop at Piazza del Popolo for a coffee at a bar with outdoor seats.