Framura

An old chapel, it houses several paintings like the canvas of the Madonna col Bambino and Saints John the Baptist and Sebastian, dating back to the seventeenth century, a painting of Jesus Christ with Veronica, dating from the eighteenth century, and an oil on canvas depicting "Christ at the Column", the sixteenth century and probably of pictorial school of Luca Cambiaso.

Military defense construction of the Carolingian period

A watchtower Built during the domination of Genoa.

The ancient parish of framurese territory was born as a monastic complex of the dependencies of the abbey of San Colombano of Bobbio between the tenth and eleventh centuries. Mentioned for the first time in 1128 is further documented in 1192 as a parish of the diocese of Genoa. Its parish jurisdiction included eleven parishes in the villages of today's Deiva Marina, Carro Carrodano and corresponding approximately to the ancient Podesta Framura of the Republic of Genoa. The establishment was completely restructured in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, however, keeping some elements of the first romanesque building.

It holds a Deposition of Jesus of the painter Luca Cambiaso.

According to a plaque affixed to the facade of the building, it was built by Giuliano de Dugo and it dates back to December 27, 1400.