Many towns in Italy encompass rich ancient history, but one of the
more affluent structures across the country sits along the deep blue
Mediterranean Sea in Portovenere, Liguria.
Treasuring the landscape of Portovenere and overlooking the Gulf of
Poets and the Cinque Terre is Doria Castle, built by the Genoese in 1161
for the extremely wealthy Doria family, who played a major role in the
political, military, and economic life within the Republic of Genoa in
Italy from the 12th to 16th century.
Click Here For Ruins of Doria Castle in Portovenere
