A glimpse from Via del Campo to Piazza Fossatello in Genoa.
Every time (or almost) I go to Genoa for some errand I always pop into the alleys (in recent years I often pass by Asian shops to look for products for my wife's Vietnamese cuisine) and almost always, I return by passing through Via del Campo.
This is precisely the final stretch of the street (alley) that continues into the square and Via di Fossatello.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Canon RF 24-50.

Here's where the exact point is:

Before the construction of Barbarossa's walls in 1155, Fossatello was a countryside area outside the walls crossed by a stream, the Fossatello stream, characterised by a few small wooden houses.
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