Tino, Island in Italy
Tino is a small and private island in the Ligurian Sea.
Once a strategic military site, Tino has a rich naval history.
The annual celebration for Saint Venerius, the patron saint of the Gulf of La Spezia, takes place on Tino.
Access to Tino Island is restricted except on certain days due to its military ownership.
Part of the Archipelago of La Spezia, Tino is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Porto Venere.
Location: Porto Venere
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