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The illuminated octagonal bell tower of the Church of Saint Margaret of Antioch, characterised by a small projecting terrace similar to those found on minarets

Piazza Marconi, known as the ‘Salotto delle Cinque Terre’, is lit up at dusk and into the night

On the left is the famous “Gianni Franzi” trattoria and on the right is the “al Castello” restaurant in Piazza Marconi

On the left, Via Roma lit up at dusk, and on the right, the Stalin ice-cream parlour

The main street, Via Roma, at dusk, surrounded by tower blocks lit by street lamps

The high-rise blocks in Piazza Guglielmo Marconi at dusk, overlooking the small harbour

The illuminated façade of the church of Santa Margherita d’Antiochia, with its adjoining bell tower, overlooking the small harbour

The village’s pier and small harbour at dusk, with the octagonal bell tower of the Church of Santa Margherita d’Antiochia on the left

One of the typical tower blocks on Via Roma

Via Roma and the Stalin ice-cream parlour, the oldest in the town

The village’s little harbour and some colourful boats (gozzi) moored there

A few boats moored along the breakwater quay at the village’s small harbour

A close-up of the breakwater at the marina, with the Punta Mesco headland in the background

The breakwater protecting the harbour, with the green hills in the background

The pier forecourt with tourists in front of the village marina

A few fishermen’s boats (gozzi) moored in the small harbour

A row of fishermen’s gozzi (boats) moored in the village’s small harbour

The small harbour with gozzi (boats) moored, and the church of Santa Margherita d’Antiochia in the background

The distinctive colourful gozzi, fishing boats moored in the village’s little harbour

A few fishermen’s boats (gozzi) moored in the small harbour, with the church of Santa Margherita d’Antiochia in the background

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