Weddings in Portofino Riviera

Portofino, a location that is today synonymous with the Italian Dolce Vita, was in fact famous in ancient times as a highly frequented roadstead.  During the 10th century, Portofino belonged to the Benedictine Abbey of San Fruttuoso di Capodimonte, and in 1171 came into the possession of the Rapallo jurisdiction.  Finally, in 1229 it was annexed to the Genoese Republic.

The most populated zone of Portofino consists mainly of simple but charming fishermen’s houses roughly surrounding the church of San Martino and winding their way along the quay.  Today, this amazing spot overlooking the Mediterranean is a haven for the international jet-set, and at any given time a number of yachts can be seen floating among the colourful fishing boats.

Settings in Portofino Venues (Riviera)

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