The former picturesque fishing village of Nervi has long since lost its independence, but that's okay, because Genoa is proud of its jewel and does its best to preserve its character. Recently, the old port has been renovated and a new seawater pool has been built overlooking the Portofino peninsula.
At the dawn of the 20th century, Nervi flourished amidst verdant orchards laden with olives, oranges, and lemons. Stately villas graced the landscape, each embraced by sprawling, manicured gardens. Today, Nervi remains an excellent gateway to the Riviera di Levante, offering convenient train connections to the glamorous Portofino and the picturesque villages of Cinque Terre..
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