Passo delle Murette and Barbarossa walls in Genoa.
An area of ​​Genoa unknown to me that I discovered on this trip, several months ago, is the one that from the Ponte di Carignano goes up towards via del Colle and then turns into via della Fava Greca.
Here you can see the beautiful Barbarossa walls built to expand the part of the city that remained outside the old walls as it grew.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.

Here is exactly where this passage is located:

These 12th century walls started from the church of Santa Croce, the church of the Lucchesi community in Genoa at the time, as shown in a document from 1128, which was located near Sarzano, next to the Castle. The circuit of the walls left out the seaward side of the Sarzano hill, which, due to its sheer drop to the sea, did not require further fortifications.
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