The houses behind the Marassi district in Genoa. Behind the Marassi district, going up towards Fort Quezzi, apartment blocks and council houses appear. I think that continuous series of houses at the top is called the “Biscione” but I’m not sure. Below, you can see the mother house of the nuns of Our Lady of the Refuge in Monte Calvario, Brignoline.
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The houses behind the Marassi district in Genoa – Les maisons derrière le quartier Marassi à Gênes – Las casas detrás del barrio de Marassi en Génova – Die Häuser hinter dem Stadtteil Marassi in Genua – Những ngôi nhà phía sau quận Marassi ở Genoa
L’oratorio di Santa Maria in Selàa a Tellaro. Passeggiando tra gli stretti vicoli di Tellaro mi sono imbattuto in questa piccola piazzetta in cui ha sede l’oratorio di Santa Maria in Selàa (o anche Santa Maria ‘N Sela’a) che ho scoperto, cercando in rete, derivi dal termine “sull’ara” e che è uno degli edifici religiosi più antichi del borgo.
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Tellaro is the easternmost hamlet of the municipality of Lerici, in the province of La Spezia. It has been reviewed as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. The town is a small seaside village, perched on a cliff overlooking the Gulf of La Spezia. A destination for many Italian and foreign artists, Mario Soldati found a home here during the long years of his old age.
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The oratory of Santa Maria in Selàa in Tellaro – L’oratoire de Santa Maria in Selàa à Tellaro – Das Oratorium von Santa Maria in Selàa in Tellaro – Buổi diễn xướng của Santa Maria ở Selàa ở Tellaro
