One of Levanto’s most recognisable religious buildings, with a two-tone façade and documented history from the 13th century.
Why visit it
It is a key stop for visitors interested in history, architecture and the identity of old Levanto.
Description
The Church of Sant’Andrea Apostolo stands in the historic centre of Levanto. Local historical sources describe it as a major religious building, known for its black-and-white striped façade and for the architectural role it plays in the medieval townscape.
History and context
Work on the church is documented from 1222, with later extensions in the 15th century. The building preserves the layered history of Levanto and its medieval religious architecture.
How to get there
It is located in the historic centre of Levanto and can be reached on foot from the seafront and the central streets.
Accessibility and practical notes
Urban access in the historic centre; check current access conditions on site.
Local tips
Visit it together with the nearby historic centre, the castle area and the old town streets.
Curiosity
The striped façade is one of the most recognisable visual elements of Levanto’s old town.
Opening and practical information
Opening times and services should be checked through local official channels before visiting.
Costs and access
No verified ticket or access cost information.
What to see nearby
Nearby: Levanto Castle, the Oratory of San Giacomo, Via Guani and the medieval town area.
Sources and verification
Sources consulted: levanto.com/1princip/andrea.htm