Church of St. Margaret of Antioch

Simple, old, unassuming and quaint. The place was constructed about 800 years ago from the typical slate rocks of the area. The church lacks elaborate decor or artistry and is mostly bare and minimalist. The location of the church is right at the shore's edge, giving it a wonderful view both from the inside of the church and also from the outside. The few sculptures or statues in the church are spaced well and kept in a good condition.

Beautiful Church in Vernazza This is a very scenic Church, we enjoyed visiting the area. Vernazza is one of the nicest villages and this church obviously contribute to the nice feel of the village.

This church is like nothing else I have seen in the area. Unlike other churches with their plastered walls and ceilimg, this church is simply basic stonework. It reminds me of an old castle with it's timber ceiling and stonework. An impressive organ sits high at the back of the church and the sea view from the windows is truly breathtaking.

A simple church that looks to be constructed of stones hewn out of the local cliff faces. Inside, the stone is unplastered and used in vaulted ceilings, columns and floors giving a dark, sombre appearance. The bell tower is probably a later re-build and has a clock whose toll can be heard all over town.

A simple church without a lot of decorations and theatrics, yet it fascinates with its size. Dark stone and minimalism exude the simplicity and modesty that faith should be. It radiates harmony and gives calmness. There is an organ in the back of the church. Not many visitors. It's a bit reminiscent of the Game of Thrones set. There is an interesting mosaic in front of the church.

Cold, dark and empty, but still worth your time to visit. Amazing location, incredible views from inside. The stonework inside and out will grab your attention as you gaze upon the thick walls. Attending a Sunday service here would be amazing to experience.

We drove nearer town from Genoa and then took the train to here. All in all it’s pretty cool and beautiful little village. It’s probably bit overrated not the church itself but the village. But overall it was a nice day out.

This Church is amazing. On the one hand, the extensive stonework makes it feel so stark, yet the barrenness is what makes it feel so grand. The Organ at the far end of the Church is an added attraction. This had to be one of the better Churches across the 5 villages.