The portico of the cloister of San Matteo in Genoa.
Whenever I am in Genoa with a friend who has never visited the city I always take him to see this beautiful little church, a stone's throw from Piazza De Ferrari, very spectacular.
In addition to the church, in particular, there is the splendid cloister (pictured here) which can be visited for free on the days it is open to the public.
There is also a nice official website: parrocchiasanmatteo.org.

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

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Here is where the abbey is located:

Martino Doria, who entered the Benedictine friars of the Abbey of San Fruttuoso di Capodimonte after becoming a widower, obtained permission from Bishop Sigifredo to build a small church on land owned by the family near the Cathedral of San Lorenzo. The dedication of the new church to San Matteo was linked to his profession as a tax collector, just like the Dorias, who therefore made him their patron.
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The portico of the cloister of San Matteo in Genoa – Le portique du cloître de San Matteo à Gênes – El pórtico del claustro de San Matteo en Génova – O pórtico do claustro de San Matteo em Génova – Der Portikus des Klosters San Matteo in Genua – Ngôi nhà của tu viện San Matteo ở Genoa – 热那亚圣马特奥修道院的门廊 – ジェノヴァのサンマッテオの回廊の柱廊