Via Asilo Maria Teresa in Sestri Levante.
Sie wird zu einer der Straßen meiner Stadt, die ich in letzter Zeit am häufigsten fotografiert habe, die Straße, die vom Corso Colombo bis zur Strandpromenade führt.
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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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The Balin area of the seafront promenade of Sestri Levante.
The palm trees, the cycle path and, in the background, the buildings overlooking the promenade.
This is the area called Balin of Viale Rimembranza in my Sestri Levante.
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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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Piazza della Repubblica in Sestri Levante.
From Piazza della Repubblica my lens today pointed towards Via Eraldo Fico (the road that goes towards the train station).
A slightly more modern part of the city centre.
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Modern buildings in the center of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
The center of the city of Santa Cruz, on the island of Tenerife, is the classic place where cruise passengers and sailors flock to do their shopping (or simply to take a walk).
In this uphill street there are many shops of famous brands but also these two very modern but also very colorful buildings.
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The Archivolt of Via Gerolamo Boccardo in Genoa
Walking along the beautiful Via XX Settembre in Genoa, as I have already written to you many times, I almost always keep my nose in the air to enjoy all the beauty and details found there.
Just like this beautiful archivolt (or perhaps it is more of a terrace) that unites these two buildings, giving rise to the short street dedicated to an illustrious Genoese: Gerolamo Boccardo.
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Gerolamo Boccardo (Genoa, March 16, 1829 – Rome, March 20, 1904) was an Italian economist and politician. He was a senator of the Kingdom of Italy in the XIII legislature. After completing his high school studies, in 1844 he enrolled in the Faculty of Law at the University of Genoa, but the political commitments he soon took on made him delay his graduation, which he obtained only on July 2, 1849. In 1847 he was elected president of the Società Entellica di Chiavari, recently moved to Genoa. During this period he worked as a journalist at the Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, working to promote the transformation of the newspaper from an exclusively commercial newspaper to a political and economic newspaper.
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Il moderno fronte mare di Malaga in Spagna.
Pur non essendo mai uscito una volta in questa bella città spagnola, eppure mi ci sono fermato decine di volte, qualche tempo fa mi sono armato ti macchina fotografica e, come ogni tanto faccio, ho scattato alcune foto dai ponti più alti della nave.
Ho trovato un fronte mare moderno e pieno di grattacieli!
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Malaga è un comune della Spagna di 579076 abitanti, situato nella comunità autonoma dell’Andalusia, nel sud della Spagna. Capoluogo dell’omonima provincia, la città costituisce la capitale culturale ed economica della Costa del Sol. Nonostante nella regione siano state trovate tracce di presenza umana fin dalla preistoria (dolmen a Peña de los Enamorados nel comune di Antequera, pitture rupestri a Benaoján, ceramiche a Nerja), Malaga deve le sue origini al fatto di essere stata una delle colonie fondate dai fenici di Tiro intorno al VII secolo a.C. lungo il Mediterraneo occidentale.
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Uno scorcio dai portici di via XX a Genova.
Passeggiando in centro a Zena rimango sempre affascinato dai portici bicolori che aprono lo sguardo sui be palazzi che si affaccoano sulla via.
Tutte le volte scatto molte foto che poi, piano piano, centellino qui sul sito!
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What is September 20, the date of the XX Settembre streets? On that day, in 1870, the Italian army took Rome after the breach of Porta Pia: it was the end of the Papal State.
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The beautiful Piazza Fenice in the centre of Chiavari.
In the historic centre of Chiavari, just behind the main pedestrian street (the Caruggio Dritto, via Martiri della Liberazione) is this beautiful and historic little square overlooking several beautiful historic Chiavari buildings.
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…continuing along one of the alleys towards the east (and towards Lavagna) we find the large Piazza Fenice, which overlooks the splendid Palazzo dei Portici Neri, a thirteenth-century noble residence, later much renovated, which owes its name to the mighty slate portico.
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