The church of Sant'Ambrogio, built in 1620 on the remains of a previous building dating back 1266, boasts on the first altar to the right of the Nativity of Mary, while the Annunciation and Saint Ambrose pardons Emperor Theodosius are respectively on the third and fourth.

The Parish Church of N.S. Assunta is located in the hamlet of Rossiglione inferiore. It treasures a processional shrine depicting the Death of St. Joseph, by the Brothers Montecucco from Gavi, dating 1866.

Wonderful building of the sixteenth century, decorated with rococo stucco. Inside you can admire the painting cycle by Carlo Giuseppe Ratti with stories of the life of Saint Anthony (1777-1782) and the procession statue of Saint Anthony by Anton Maria Maragliano (XVIII century).

We are at the time of World War II: May 15, 1944, in the Odeon Cinema in Genoa, attended exclusively by German soldiers, a partisan disguised as a lieutenant in the Wehrmacht, detonates a bomb that kills five German sailors and injures 15 more.

Immersed in the Mediterranean greenery and surrounded by the impressive peaks of the Apennines but just a few kilometers from the coast, it is a veritable oasis devoted to the health and well-being of the body.
"Terme di Genova - Source N.S. dell'Acquasanta " from January 24, 2011 have opened their doors completely renovated and refurbished.
To be open to the public at first was the medical department-inhalation, which provides care in agreement with the ASL, both adult and pediatric, and only later the exclusive Wellness Center was inaugurated.

Circular trail named after Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, it is the tenth among those inaugurated in Italy. In particular, this path was opened to the public in September 2004, on the occasion of the celebrations for "Genoa European Capital of Culture" on the initiative of the CAI and Genoa Branch of the "Giovane Montagna", with the participation of Genoese mountaineering and hiking associations of the west of Genoa and the contribution of the Province of Genoa and of the Municipality of Genoa.