Lo scoglio di Monterosso alle Cinque Terre.
Se si fa una piccola gita alle Cinque Terre non si può non scattare una foto al famoso scoglio che delimita la spiaggia di Ponente del borgo di Monterosso.
Qui poi era tardo pomeriggio e le luci aiutavano ad aumentare la bellezza dello scatto.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.
Case in via Brin a Riva Trigoso.
Le splendide facciate colorate delle case in via Brin a Riva Trigoso.
Forse i non Rivani e Sestrini non sapranno che via Brin è la strada, pedonale, che separa queste belle case dalla passeggiata di Ponente.
Le tipiche case dai colori caldi così tipiche della Liguria.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.
Benedetto Brin (Torino, 17 maggio 1833 – Roma, 24 maggio 1898) è stato un ingegnere, ammiraglio e politico italiano. Entrato in servizio nella Marina sarda nel 1853 come ufficiale del Genio navale, nel 1864 pubblicò un articolo in cui dimostrava l’ineluttabilità del passaggio alle navi corazzate, trovandosi così sulla stessa linea di Simone Pacoret de Saint-Bon.
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Archetti tra palazzi in un vicolo di Finalborgo.
Passeggiando tra il borgo del Ponente ligure e le sue vie caratteristiche.
A vedere bene, in queste due foto, sottolineo la bellezza degli archi (archetti) che collegano palazzi vicini.
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I took dozens of photos in the beautiful western town, click here to see them all:
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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Le Alpi Marittime innevate viste da Sestri Levante.
Quando ci sono le giuste condizioni climatiche è facile, anche dalla nostra Sestri Levante, vedere le Alpi Marittime.
Qualche giorno fa questo è quello che si poteva scorgere, ovviamente con un po’ di teleobiettivo, anche dalla passeggiata a mare lungo la Baia delle Favole!
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.
The famous portico of Borgio Verezzi.
One of the most famous points of the splendid village of Borgio Verezzi, in the Savona area, is this beautiful stone portico that overlooks the entire western Liguria.
At the moment I took the photo, the sun was shining directly against me, so I was unable to take any photos and show you the splendid panorama that can be enjoyed from there, with the sea as the protagonist.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.
I took several photos in the village and if you want to see them all click here:
The municipal territory is made up of the two hamlets of Borgio (municipal seat) and Verezzi and the Verezzi nuclei of Crosa, Piazza, Poggio and Roccaro for a territorial surface of 2.73 km².
It borders to the north with the municipalities of Tovo San Giacomo and Finale Ligure, to the south with the Ligurian Sea, to the west with Pietra Ligure, to the east with Finale Ligure.
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A glimpse of Verezzi, the famous Ligurian village.
After a long time that I had promised myself to visit some town of Western Liguria, some time ago I finally managed to organize a Sunday.
In addition to Finale Ligure, with friends, we went to see the small village of Verezzi (which together with Borgio create the famous town); its narrow streets, closed between the stone houses and the sea a short distance away.
Now I understand why many consider it one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.
I took several photos in the village and if you want to see them all click here:
The municipal territory is made up of the two hamlets of Borgio (municipal seat) and Verezzi and the Verezzi nuclei of Crosa, Piazza, Poggio and Roccaro for a territorial surface of 2.73 km².
It borders to the north with the municipalities of Tovo San Giacomo and Finale Ligure, to the south with the Ligurian Sea, to the west with Pietra Ligure, to the east with Finale Ligure.
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Vista a Ponente dalle Rocche di Sant’Anna.
Chiunque sia stato a camminare lungo il sentiero che porta alle Rocche di Sant’Anna a Sestri levante ha scattato le classiche foto alla Baia delle Favole e all’Isola.
Ma dall’altro lato, a Ponente, si possono vedere anche dei bei panorami e qualche scoglio che normalmente non si riesce a fotografare.
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Le case a Riva Trigoso.
Qualche giorno fa ho scattato alcune foto a Riva Trigoso, a Ponente.
Questa fa il paio con l’altra che vi ho già postato.
Le belle case lungo la “vecchia” passeggiata dal Bunker.
Scrivo vecchia perché da qualche tempo c’è anche la nuova passeggiata nata delle ceneri del Cantierino (se volete approfondire andate here).
Riva Trigoso è una frazione a Levante di Sestri Levante.
Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 22.
The symbolic tower of Savona: Leon Pancaldo tower.
This is the symbolic tower of Savona. When you arrive in the city you cannot help but pass in front of the ancient symbolic tower of the city.
It is called Leon Pancaldo tower (or Quarda tower).
It is right in front of the port and is the end point of the main street of the Ligurian town.
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Photo taken with Canon 600D and lens Tamron 16-300.
Formerly called Torre della Quarda, it is mentioned for the first time in a document from 1392 and was part of the city walls protecting the city, in a strategic position for the defense of both the adjacent Porta della Quarda and the port. After the destruction of the walls.
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