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Giuseppe Garibaldi square in Lerici.
One of the most beautiful squares in the seaside village near La Spezia.
The classic colored houses, as per Ligurian coastal tradition, frame this beautiful view.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

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It was with the Republic of Genoa that Lerici began to assume a more important role.
After having purchased Porto Venere and made it a strategic base for the control of the gulf of La Spezia, Genoa also came into possession of Lerici, negotiating with the Lords of Vezzano and Arcola, who were the feudal lords of the locality.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi square in Lerici – Giuseppe Garibaldi-Platz in Lerici – Quảng trường Giuseppe Garibaldi ở Lerici

Giuseppe Garibaldi square in Finalborgo.
The largest and most central square in the most beautiful village of Finale welcomes you with its beauty.
The houses, all very well kept, make you understand how the square was between the 1100s and the 1200s: all frescoed and colorful.
Truly a spectacular place in my Liguria.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.

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The town was developed in the Finalese hinterland, not directly on the sea to be more protected against possible Saracen landings on the coast, in an easily defensible place: the confluence of the Aquila torrent with the Pora torrent, whose riverbeds form a single natural moat, later reinforced by the city walls, which defended the town on the east-south-west sides, while the northern side of the town was naturally protected by the spur of the Becchignolo hill.
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