A glimpse of via Vittorio Veneto in Chiavari. Chiavari is certainly the Ligurian city with the most porticoes. The historic center is entirely crossed by a straight road that takes several topographical us. First is via Martiri della Liberazione; then continues in via Vittorio Veneto and ends in Corso Dante.
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A glimpse of via Vittorio Veneto in Chiavari – Un aperçu de la via Vittorio Veneto à Chiavari – Un vistazo a via Vittorio Veneto en Chiavari – Um vislumbre da via Vittorio Veneto em Chiavari – Ein Blick auf die Via Vittorio Veneto in Chiavari – Một cái nhìn thoáng qua về Vittorio Veneto ở Chiavari
Palaces in the Caruggio Dritto of Chiavari. The Caruggio Dritto, also known as Via Martiri della Liberazione, is the beating heart of the historic center of Chiavari. This pedestrian street is famous for its medieval porticos and the magnificent palaces that line it, representing a real journey through time. The Caruggio Dritto is one of the oldest and best preserved streets in Liguria. The palaces that overlook this street date back mainly to the period between the 14th and 18th centuries. These buildings are characterized by decorated facades, elegant porticos and architectural details that reflect the historical and cultural importance of the city. The Most Significant Palaces: – Palazzo Rocca: this palace, built in the 17th century, is one of the most representative examples of Baroque architecture in Chiavari. Today it houses the Archaeological Museum and the Civic Art Gallery. – Palazzo Torriglia: located at the beginning of the Caruggio Dritto, this 18th-century building is known for its imposing façade and richly decorated interiors. – Palazzo Ravaschieri: another architectural gem, this 16th-century palace is famous for its frescoes and its internal courtyard, which offers a quiet and evocative space. Walking along the Caruggio Dritto means immersing yourself in the history of Chiavari. The porticos, which offer shelter from the sun and rain, are a distinctive element of the street and represent an important testimony to daily life in the past. The palaces, with their elegant façades and architectural details, tell stories of noble families and of an era in which Chiavari was an important commercial and cultural center. The Caruggio Dritto of Chiavari is much more than just a street: it is a place where history and architectural beauty meet, offering visitors a unique experience. The buildings that overlook this street are living testimonies of the city's rich past and deserve to be discovered and admired.
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Buildings in the Caruggio Dritto of Chiavari – Palais du Caruggio Dritto de Chiavari – Palacios en el Caruggio Dritto de Chiavari – Palácios no Caruggio Dritto de Chiavari – Paläste im Caruggio Dritto von Chiavari – Cung điện ở Caruggio Dritto của Chiavari
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The fake painted windows of a building in Chiavari. Chiavari, a picturesque town on the Ligurian coast, is famous for its beaches and its historic center. As in many Ligurian villages, you can come across a curious architectural phenomenon: painted windows. These windows, known as “The fake windows”, are a fascinating example of trompe-l’œil, an artistic technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface. Walking through the streets of Chiavari, it is easy to be fooled by these painted windows. At first glance, they seem like real openings that overlook bright and tastefully furnished rooms. However, upon closer inspection, you discover that they are only mural paintings, made with such mastery that they fool even the most attentive eye. The painted windows date back to the 18th century, a period in which the art of trompe-l’œil was very popular in Europe. The owners of the palace, eager to give a touch of elegance and grandeur to their home, commissioned a local artist to create these works. The aim was to create the illusion of a larger and more luxurious palace, without having to face the costs and difficulties of a real renovation. The trompe-l’œil technique requires great artistic skill and a deep knowledge of the laws of perspective. The artist must be able to reproduce shadows, lights and details with such precision as to create a convincing three-dimensional effect. In the case of the Chiavari windows, the skillful use of colors and shades has made it possible to obtain a surprisingly realistic result. Today, the painted windows are considered an artistic and cultural heritage of the city. They attract tourists and art lovers from all over the world, eager to admire this extraordinary illusion up close. Local authorities are working to preserve these works, ensuring that they remain intact for future generations.
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The fake painted windows of a building in Chiavari – Les fausses fenêtres peintes d’un palais de Chiavari – Las ventanas falsas pintadas de un palacio en Chiavari – As falsas janelas pintadas de um palácio em Chiavari – Die gefälschten bemalten Fenster eines Palastes in Chiavari – Cửa sổ sơn giả của một cung điện ở Chiavari
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The view of Chiavari from the Santuario delle Grazie. Every time I travel along the Via Aurelia I stop for a moment at the Santuario delle Grazie to enjoy the splendid view of the city of Chiavari and the Gulf of Tigullio di Levante. A spectacle!
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Il santuario di Nostra Signora delle Grazie è un luogo di culto cattolico situato nella località delle Grazie nel comune di Chiavari, nella città metropolitana di Genova. L’edificio si trova lungo la strada statale 1 Via Aurelia, in un tratto in cui la costa si alza ripida sul mare, con un versante boscoso. Il santuario domina il mare, ed è ben visibile ancora oggi dai naviganti come nel passato. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The view of Chiavari from the Sanctuary of Grazie – Le panorama de Chiavari depuis le sanctuaire de Grazie – El panorama de Chiavari desde el Santuario de Grazie – O panorama de Chiavari do Santuário de Grazie – Das Panorama von Chiavari vom Heiligtum von Grazie aus – Toàn cảnh Chiavari từ Thánh đường Grazie
The caruggio Straight into the historic center of Chiavari. A classic photo of via Martiri della Liberazione, the caruggio, in Chiavari! I never tire of photographing it (and publishing the photos).
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The alley Straight in the historic center of Chiavari – La ruelle droite dans le centre historique de Chiavari – El callejón recto en el centro histórico de Chiavari – O beco reto no centro histórico de Chiavari – Die Gasse direkt im historischen Zentrum von Chiavari – Con hẻm ngay trung tâm lịch sử của Chiavari
The statue dedicated to Giuseppe Mazzini in Chiavari. I always try to photograph things from different perspectives so as not to always repeat the same shots. As in this case for the statue of Mazzini in the square of the same name in Chiavari. From behind and from the side on an afternoon without a market.
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Giuseppe Mazzini (Genoa, 22 June 1805 – Pisa, 10 March 1872) was an Italian patriot, politician, philosopher and journalist. A leading exponent of Risorgimento patriotism, his ideas and political action contributed decisively to the formation of the unified Italian State; the sentences he received in various Italian courts, however, forced him to remain in hiding until his death because he was a staunch supporter of the republican institution against the Savoy monarchy. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The statue dedicated to Giuseppe Mazzini in Chiavari – La statue dédiée à Giuseppe Mazzini à Chiavari – La estatua dedicada a Giuseppe Mazzini en Chiavari – A estátua dedicada a Giuseppe Mazzini em Chiavari – Die Giuseppe Mazzini gewidmete Statue in Chiavari – Bức tượng dành riêng cho Giuseppe Mazzini ở Chiavari
The Palazzo dai Portici Neri in Chiavari. Located in the heart of Chiavari, the Palazzo dai Portici Neri is one of the oldest and most fascinating buildings in the city. Built in the 13th century, this historic palace is located in Piazza Fenice, near the castle and the ancient medieval walls. The palace originally belonged to Opizzo Fieschi, a member of one of the most influential families of medieval Liguria. Its elegant façade, brought to light during the restoration work of 1959, is characterized by squared stone walls and tall porticos that give the building an imposing and majestic appearance. The structure of the palace reflects the typical architectural style of the time, with a large, rounded portico on the ground floor, surmounted by a two-tone façade with triple lancet windows on the first floor and a second floor in brick with two-tone bands. This design not only adds an aesthetic touch, but also demonstrates the importance and wealth of the Fieschi family. In addition to its historical and architectural importance, Palazzo dai Portici Neri is a cultural symbol for Chiavari. Its central location makes it a point of reference for residents and tourists, who can admire the beauty of the palace while exploring the historic streets of the city. Palazzo dai Portici Neri represents a significant piece of Chiavari's heritage. Its rich history and distinctive architecture continue to tell the stories of the past, making it a must-see for anyone visiting this charming Ligurian city.
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The Palazzo dei Portici Neri is one of the oldest buildings in the entire city of Chiavari. It is located in the central Piazza Fenice, near the Chiavari Castle and the ancient medieval walls. This palace was built in the 13th century, perhaps as a noble residence. Continue and learn more on minube.it
The Palace with Black Porticoes in Chiavari – Le palais aux portiques noirs de Chiavari – El Palacio de los Pórticos Negros en Chiavari – O Palácio com os Pórticos Negros em Chiavari – Der Palast mit den schwarzen Portiken in Chiavari – Cung điện với những mái cổng màu đen ở Chiavari
The text of the post was written with the help of Copilot, a virtual assistant based on artificial intelligence. References: – https://www.chiavariturismo.it/en/art-and-culture-old-town/ – https://www.comune.chiavari.ge.it/it/point-of-interest/755473 – https://www.minube.it/posto-preferito/palazzo-dei-portici-neri-a3641221
The beautiful Piazza Mazzini in the center of Chiavari. One of the most beautiful and photographed squares in Chiavari. In the center, the statue dedicated to the patriot Giuseppe Mazzini with, in the background, the building of the former city court.
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Giuseppe Mazzini (Genoa, 22 June 1805 – Pisa, 10 March 1872) was an Italian patriot, politician, philosopher and journalist. A leading exponent of Risorgimento patriotism, his ideas and political action contributed decisively to the formation of the unified Italian State; the sentences he received in various Italian courts, however, forced him to remain in hiding until his death because he was a staunch supporter of the republican institution against the Savoy monarchy. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The beautiful square dedicated to Mazzini in the center of Chiavari – La belle place dédiée à Mazzini au centre de Chiavari – La hermosa plaza dedicada a Mazzini en el centro de Chiavari – A bela praça dedicada a Mazzini no centro de Chiavari – Der wunderschöne Mazzini gewidmete Platz im Zentrum von Chiavari – Quảng trường tuyệt đẹp dành riêng cho Mazzini ở trung tâm Chiavari
The view of Chiavari from the heights of Ri Alto. Some time ago I passed through Leivi and going down towards Chiavari I took this photo of the Ri Alto area. I really like that villa with its elegant tower, who knows what the view from there is…
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The view of Chiavari from the heights of Ri Alto – La vue sur Chiavari depuis les hauteurs du Ri Alto – La vista de Chiavari desde las alturas de Ri Alto – A vista de Chiavari das alturas de Ri Alto – Der Blick auf Chiavari von den Höhen des Ri Alto aus – Der Blick auf Chiavari von den Höhen des Ri Alto aus
A beautiful villa in Viale Enrico Millo in Chiavari. My passion for photographing the beautiful homes of the cities I visit or frequent continues. This, for example, is a beautiful villa in Chiavari; it is located in Viale Millo.
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Enrico Millo di Casalgiate (Chiavari, 12 February 1865 – Rome, 14 June 1930) was an Italian soldier and politician. He was an admiral of the Royal Navy and Minister of the Navy of the Kingdom of Italy. He was decorated with the gold medal for military valor. He was born in Chiavari in 1865 to Gustavo Millo of the Counts of Casalgiate and Maria Luisa Altoè of the Counts Anguissola di Altoè. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A beautiful villa in Viale Enrico Millo in Chiavari – Une belle villa dans Viale Enrico Millo à Chiavari – Una hermosa villa en Viale Enrico Millo en Chiavari – Uma bela vila na Viale Enrico Millo em Chiavari – Eine wunderschöne Villa in der Viale Enrico Millo in Chiavari – Một biệt thự xinh đẹp ở Viale Enrico Millo ở Chiavari
