Where via della Chiusa joins the caruggio in Sestri Levante.
I almost always arrive in the caruggio by passing through via della Chiusa.
Partly because whether by car or motorbike I always park near Piazza del Mercato, and partly because my friend Alessandro's shop is in this street.
This is the view you can have by walking along via della Chiusa.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Tamron 16-300.

Here is the spot where I took these photos:

The Caruggio or Carruggio is a street, alley or even portico typical of the historic centers of Liguria. The term derives from the Latin quadrivium, or from the more popular quadruvium.
In the Middle Ages, the Genoese street network was based on the carruggi, controlled by the city's powerful merchant families. Often the buildings on the sides of the carruggio overlooked it with a portico, which although it was for public use was built independently by the owner of each building, as can be seen from the fact that the style of each piece of portico changes when moving from one building to another, as can be seen very well for example in the historic center of Chiavari.
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Where the street called della Chiusa joins the alley in Sestri Levante – Là où la rue appelée della Chiusa rejoint la ruelle de Sestri Levante – Donde la calle llamada della Chiusa se une al callejón en Sestri Levante – Onde a rua chamada della Chiusa se junta ao beco de Sestri Levante – Wo die Straße della Chiusa in die Gasse von Sestri Levante mündet – Nơi con phố mang tên della Chiusa nối với con hẻm ở Sestri Levante – della Chiusa 街道与塞斯特里莱万特小巷的交汇处 – デッラ・キウーサと呼ばれる通りがセストリ・レバンテの路地に合流する場所