This medieval hospital stands at the corner of Manarola's main street, originally built to treat plague victims and pilgrims during epidemic outbreaks. One of the village's most distinctive historical buildings, the Lazzaretum de Manarola retains its original structure whilst serving new purposes today. It's worth a visit to see how this 14th-century establishment reflects the region's complex past and the practical measures communities took to manage disease in medieval times.