From under the porticoes of the little square of Portofino.
When you have the chance to visit Portofino in winter you realize how its beauty is that of the classic Ligurian seaside villages, a little reserved and solitary. It's a whole different story when it is assailed by tourists.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.

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Since the great influx of foreign guests – first British and then German – in the early twentieth century, Portofino’s economy has been closely linked to tourism. The local “Piazzetta” overlooked by public refreshment areas, shops, boutiques and other commercial activities was recognized in July 2012 as a Historic Place of Italy, the first and only certificate issued by the association of the same name, for its historical and cultural value.
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From under the arcades of the small square of Portofino – Sous les arcades de la petite place de Portofino – Debajo de las arcadas de la pequeña plaza de Portofino – De baixo das arcadas da pracinha de Portofino – Unter den Arkaden des kleinen Platzes von Portofino – Từ dưới những mái vòm của quảng trường nhỏ Portofino – 从波托菲诺小广场的拱廊下 – ポルトフィーノの小さな広場のアーケードの下から