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The statue dedicated to Giuseppe Mazzini in the square of the same name in Chiavari.
Walking through the historic center of Chiavari and along the famous Caruggio Dritto at a certain point the street opens onto this beautiful square in the center of which is the beautiful statue dedicated to one of the fathers of the Italian Risorgimento: Giuseppe Mazzini (whose family was originally from Chiavari).
With the beautiful Palazzo di Giustizia (formerly the courthouse) behind it, one of the classic photos of the coastal city.

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La statua dedicata a Giuseppe Mazzini nella omonima piazza di Chiavari

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Tamron 16-300.

Here's where the statue is located:

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.
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The beautiful Piazza Mazzini in Chiavari.
Some time ago, from the Christmas lights that decorate the square you can understand when I took the photo, I was walking around Piazza Mazzini in Chiavari; the Piazza dei coi (cabbages) as it is also called by the people of Chiavari because in the morning the fruit and vegetable market takes place there.

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Photo taken with Honor 20.

The architectural layout remained unchanged until the late sixteenth century; from that time onwards new noble palaces were built within the walls in the contemporary Renaissance style. The choice of the new architectural style was especially evident in the main streets Ravaschieri and Stefano Rivarola where palaces very similar to other buildings in Genoa were erected or revised. From 1648, or perhaps from 1646, it received the title of City from the Republic of Genoa.
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