The famous facade of the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio in Milan. When I visited this splendid basilica, one of the symbols of Milan, I still remember the first verses of the homonymous poem by Giuseppe Giusti that I learned in middle school:
“Vostra Eccellenza, che mi sta in cagnesco per que’ pochi scherzucci di dozzina, e mi gabella per antitedesco perché metto le birbe alla berlina, o senta il caso avvenuto di fresco a me che, girellando una mattina, càpito in Sant’Ambrogio di Milano, in quello vecchio, là, fuori di mano.”
The famous facade with the quadriportico.
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The basilica has a broad, flattened gabled façade and is equipped with two overlapping loggias. The sides of the lower loggia, which is made up of three equally sized arches, join with the portico, which has slightly higher arches. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The famous facade of the Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio in Milan – La célèbre façade de la Basilique de Sant’Ambrogio à Milan – La famosa fachada de la Basílica de Sant’Ambrogio en Milán – A famosa fachada da Basílica de Sant’Ambrogio em Milão – Die berühmte Fassade der Basilika Sant’Ambrogio in Mailand – Mặt tiền nổi tiếng của Vương cung thánh đường Sant’Ambrogio ở Milan – 米兰圣安布罗焦大教堂著名的立面 – ミラノのサンタンブロージョ大聖堂の有名なファサード
The arcades of Via Garibaldi in Chiavari. Walking through the beautiful town on the Ligurian Riviera famous for its arcades, you are not only impressed by the oldest and smallest ones in the alleyway but also by the more modern ones in other parts of the city. Like these, taller and more regular than Corso Garibaldi.
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The arcades of via Garibaldi in Chiavari – Les arcades de via Garibaldi à Chiavari – Las arcadas de via Garibaldi en Chiavari – As arcadas da via Garibaldi em Chiavari – Die Arkaden der Via Garibaldi in Chiavari – Các cung đường via Garibaldi ở Chiavari – 基亚瓦里 Via Garibaldi 的拱廊 – キアヴァリのガリバルディ通りのアーケード
The Brignardello portico on the parvis of the Basilica of Santo Stefano in Lavagna. One of the most photographed places in Lavagna is certainly the parvis of the largest church in the city: Santo Stefano. On two sides there are houses while on the right side there is this beautiful and large loggia from which you can access the monumental cemetery. A special feature is that you can climb onto the roof of the portico and take photos from an unusual perspective.
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In 1897, the last decorative interventions in the square saw the construction of the marble loggia – known as the Bignardello portico – which thus allowed access, without passing in front of the church, to the monumental cemetery located behind the religious structure. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The Brignardello arcade in the churchyard of the Basilica of Santo Stefano in Lavagna – L’arcade Brignardello dans le cimetière de la Basilique de Santo Stefano in Lavagna – La arcada Brignardello en el cementerio de la Basílica de Santo Stefano en Lavagna – A arcada Brignardello no adro da Basílica de Santo Stefano em Lavagna – Die Brignardello-Arkade im Kirchhof der Basilika Santo Stefano in Lavagna – Khu trò chơi điện tử Brignardello trong nhà thờ của Vương cung thánh đường Santo Stefano ở Lavagna – 拉瓦尼亚圣斯特凡诺大教堂教堂墓地的 Brignardello 拱廊 – ラヴァーニャのサントステファノ大聖堂の教会の庭にあるブリニャルデッロアーケード
The porticos of via Domenico Chiodo in La Spezia. Even in the city of La Spezia there are many porticos (with a more modern appearance than the coastal towns) but still very beautiful and, above all, very well decorated. Like these that flank the public gardens in via Domenico Chiodo.
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Domenico Chiodo (Genoa, 30 October 1823 – La Spezia, 19 March 1870) was an Italian general and architect, an officer of the military engineers, who designed the naval arsenals of La Spezia and Taranto and supervised the expansion of the one in Venice. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The arcades of via Domenico Chiodo in La Spezia – Les arcades de via Domenico Chiodo à La Spezia – Las arcadas de via Domenico Chiodo en La Spezia – As arcadas da via Domenico Chiodo em La Spezia – Die Arkaden der Via Domenico Chiodo in La Spezia – Các cung đường của via Domenico Chiodo ở La Spezia – 拉斯佩齐亚 Via Domenico Chiodo 的拱廊 – ラ・スペツィアのドメニコ・キオド通りのアーケード
Il portico devozione di San Luca a Bologna. E’ il portico più lungo al mondo e si trova a Bologna. Congiunge, in una via pedonale e protetta dalla pioggia, il centro città con il santuario della Madonna di San Luca. Io l’ho percorso in discesa prendendo un taxi fino al santuario e scendendo i tre e passa chilometri a piedi. Una bella passeggiata che si deve assolutamente fare se si è a Bologna per qualche giorno; se non altro per smaltire un pochino di quello che si è pappato nelle varie osterie cittadine!
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La via che, inerpicandosi per il colle della Guardia, porta al santuario, fu inizialmente ciottolata nel 1589 dal governo cittadino. L’abitudine dei pellegrini di appendere immagini con i Misteri del Rosario agli alberi lungo il percorso, indusse nel 1640 la vicaria Olimpia Boccaferri ad iniziare la costruzione di 15 cappelle.
The devotional portico of San Luca in Bologna – Le portique de dévotion de San Luca à Bologne – Der Andachtsportikus von San Luca in Bologna – Ngôi mộ sùng kính của San Luca ở Bologna
The sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of San Luca in Bologna. One of the symbols of Bologna is the Portico Devozionale that leads to the sanctuary of San Luca which, in addition to the portico itself, is a very pretty baroque-style church. Here I tried to photograph the entire facade with the side porticos and I think it came out a nice shot.
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It is an important sanctuary in the history of the city, since its origins a destination for pilgrimages to venerate the icon of the Virgin with Child called "of San Luca". The sanctuary can be reached from Porta Saragozza through a long and characteristic porticoed street. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The sanctuary of the Beata Vergine di San Luca in Bologna – Le sanctuaire de la Beata Vergine di San Luca à Bologne – El santuario de la Beata Vergine di San Luca en Bolonia – O santuário da Beata Vergine di San Luca em Bolonha – Das Heiligtum der Beata Vergine di San Luca in Bologna – Khu bảo tồn Beata Vergine di San Luca ở Bologna – 博洛尼亞的 Beata Vergine di San Luca 的避難所 – ボローニャのサンルカベアタヴェルジネの聖域
The Asinelli Tower in Bologna. The most famous tower in Bologna photographed through the porticoes of the Palazzo della Mercanzia. Unfortunately there was a cable that cut across the entire tower and if you look carefully you can see that I tried to remove it.
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The Asinelli Tower is one of the so-called two towers of Bologna, symbol of the city, located in Piazza di Porta Ravegnana, at the intersection of the ancient streets San Donato (now Via Zamboni), San Vitale, Maggiore and Castiglione. Built, according to tradition, between 1109 and 1119 by the nobleman Gherardo Asinelli. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The Asinelli Tower in Bologna – La tour Asinelli à Bologne – La Torre Asinelli en Bolonia – A Torre Asinelli em Bolonha – Der Asinelli-Turm in Bologna – Tháp Asinelli ở Bologna – 博洛尼亞的阿西內利塔 – ボローニャのアシネッリタワー
The portico under the Vasari Corridor in Florence. When visiting Florence and Ponte Vecchio, you cannot help but notice this portico that runs for about ten meters between the bridge and the Uffizi. This portico is nothing other than the support for the famous and mysterious Vasari Corridor, a sort of secret passage built by Cosimo I de' Medici.
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The Vasari Corridor was built in just 5 months at the behest of the then Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici in 1565 by the architect Giorgio Vasari, who had already built the current Uffizi Gallery. The work was commissioned to coincide with the marriage between the Grand Duke’s son, Francesco, and the Archduchess of Austria Giovanna of Austria. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The portico under the Vasari corridor in Florence – Le portique sous le couloir Vasari à Florence – Der Portikus unter dem Vasari-Korridor in Florenz – Portico dưới hành lang Vasari ở Florence
Archi e portici in via Rivarola a Chiavari. Forse è il carrugio di Chiavari che più amo fotografare e probabilmente una delle ragioni principali è che ci sono sempre meno passanti e quindi è più facile scattare una foto pulita. I portici poi sono più rustici!
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The splendid arcades of via Rivarola in Chiavari in Liguria – Les splendides arcades de via Rivarola à Chiavari en Ligurie – Las espléndidas arcadas de via Rivarola en Chiavari en Liguria – As esplêndidas arcadas da via Rivarola em Chiavari na Ligúria – Die prächtigen Arkaden der Via Rivarola in Chiavari in Ligurien – Những cung đường lộng lẫy của via Rivarola ở Chiavari thuộc Liguria – 利古里亚基亚瓦里 Via Rivarola 的华丽拱廊 – リグリアのキアヴァリにあるリヴァローラ通りの素晴らしいアーケード
Portico of the Albertis Castle in Genoa. One of the most classic photos that can be taken while visiting the beautiful castle behind the historic center of Genoa is of this beautiful portico (perhaps a gallery) that leads to the splendid circular tower.
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The D’Albertis Castle is a historic residence in Genoa, home to the Museum of World Cultures and the Museum of Peoples’ Music. Built in 1886 on an ancient bastion of the 14th-century Walls by sea captain Enrico Alberto D’Albertis, the castle is today one of the most appreciated house-museums in the Ligurian capital. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The portico of the Albertis castle on the heights of Genoa – Le portique du château Albertis sur les hauteurs de Gênes – El pórtico del castillo de Albertis en las alturas de Génova – O pórtico do castelo Albertis nas alturas de Génova – Der Portikus des Schlosses Albertis auf den Höhen von Genua – Phần mái của lâu đài Albertis trên đỉnh Genoa – 位于热那亚高处的阿尔贝蒂斯城堡的门廊 – ジェノバの高台にあるアルベルティス城のポルティコ