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Palaces in the alleyway in the historic center of Chiavari
Palaces in the caruggio in the historic center of Chiavari.
I love photographing the buildings that overlook the caruggio dritto of Chiavari. Every time I walk along it I take some photos and, even if it may be that I have photographed the same building more than once, each shot is always fascinating.
Have you ever walked in the historic center of Chiavari?
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22 e con Honor 20.
Buildings in caruggio in the historic center of Chiavari – Bâtiments à caruggio dans le centre historique de Chiavari – Edificios en caruggio en el centro histórico de Chiavari – Edifícios em caruggio no centro histórico de Chiavari – Gebäude in Caruggio im historischen Zentrum von Chiavari – Các tòa nhà ở caruggio ở trung tâm lịch sử của Chiavari – 基亚瓦里历史中心 caruggio 的建筑 – キアヴァリの歴史的中心部にあるカルッジョの建物
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I took a lot of photos in the town of Chiavari and you can find almost all of them in this page or by searching in the various article specific to the Ligurian city.
I refer you to the Chiavari tourist promotion website: chiavariturismo.it. This is the official website of the town's municipality: comune.chiavari.ge.it.
If you are looking for a nice portal that talks about all of Liguria I invite you to visit the official website of the Region: lamialiguria.it.
Every time I look for some book about the beautiful town of Chiavari I always come across these two books about its mysteries: Luoghi Misteriosi Chiavari. Giro della città in 38 segreti and La Loggia dei Rosa+Croce di Chiavari. If instead you want to have a guide that talks about Liguria and the Gulf of Tigullio in general I invite you to buy: Genova e il Tigullio by Lonely Planet.
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How long already for this palace? Look old construction!
Around 300 years. The majority of the houses were built around the 1600 and 1700