@ossobuco,
A close-up and some more information.
Between Camogli and Portofino, in a deep creek in the indented coast of the Cape of Portofino, the San Fruttuoso Abbey rises in the intact Capodimonte bay. After the first monastic frequentation, San Fruttuoso's architectonic set was humble room for fishermen, often broods of pirates, then property for centuries of the Doria Principles: an absolutely unique place, where men's work has been happily integrated with nature. You can visit the X-XI century complex with the Cloister, the "Sala Capitolare", the Church; Doria's graves and oldest gothic complex.
