Il tratto di autostrada a Sestri Levante. Tempo fa ormai ahimè avevo scattato questa foto molto particolare del tratto di autostrada che passa da Sestri Levante. Mi piaceva molto il profilo ondeggiante di quella striscia di asfalto. La foto, che potrebbe sembrare quasi scattata con il drone, in realtà è stata realizzata con il teleobiettivo dalla cima di Punta Baffe, durante una mia camminata lungo quel sentiero.
The stretch of highway that crosses Sestri Levante – Le tronçon d’autoroute qui traverse Sestri Levante – El tramo de carretera que cruza Sestri Levante – O trecho da rodovia que atravessa Sestri Levante – Der Abschnitt der Autobahn, der Sestri Levante durchquert – Đoạn đường cao tốc cắt ngang Sestri Levante – 穿过塞斯特里莱万特的高速公路 – セストリ・レバンテを横断する高速道路
The final part of via Fieschi in Genoa. Some time ago I went for a walk, with friends, in one of the parts of Genoa that I have never seen well. This is in fact via Fieschi, the straight uphill road that from via XX Settembre goes up to the Church of Carignano that you can see there at the end.
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The final part of via Fieschi in Genoa – La dernière partie de la via Fieschi à Gênes – La parte final de vía Fieschi en Génova – A parte final da via Fieschi em Gênova – Der letzte Teil der Via Fieschi in Genua – Phần cuối cùng của thông qua Fieschi ở Genoa – via Fieschi 在热那亚的最后一部分 – ジェノヴァのヴィア フィエスキの最終部分
The Straight Alley in Chiavari This is the main and best known street in Chiavari: the Carrugio Dritto (on the maps via Martiri della Liberazione). Years after the first time I had to use the word carrugio, up until now, I'm still not sure how to write it correctly: carrugio, caruggio, carruggio or carugio.
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The historic center of Chiavari can be considered one of the best preserved and preserved areas of the entire Tigullio district. Its urban and architectural structure is in fact very different from other coastal municipalities, especially due to the numerous presence of medieval porticoes along the main street of the historic center - the Caruggio Dritto - (via Martiri della Liberazione and via Vittorio Veneto) - symbol par excellence of the bourgeois class from the second half of the 14th century. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The Caruggio Dritto in Chiavari is one of the most beautiful streets in Liguria – Le Caruggio Dritto à Chiavari est l’une des plus belles rues de la Ligurie – El Caruggio Dritto en Chiavari es una de las calles más bellas de Liguria – O Caruggio Dritto em Chiavari é uma das ruas mais bonitas da Ligúria – Das Caruggio Dritto in Chiavari ist eine der schönsten Straßen Liguriens – 基亚瓦里的 Caruggio Dritto 是利古里亚最美丽的街道之一 – ChiavariのCaruggioDrittoは、リグリアで最も美しい通りの1つです。
Una creuza sull’Isola di Sestri Levante. Una viuzza tipica della Liguria, una creuza appunto, fatta di mattoni al centro e pietre rotonde ai lati. Qui siamo sull’Isola di Sestri (che poi è una Penisola) e precisamente in via Cittadella forse la meno nota delle tra stradine che salgono fino ai Castelli di Sestri.
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In un’altra situazione ho fatto un bel video lungo la via:
A creuza, the typical Ligurian narrow street, on the island of Sestri Levante – A creuza, la rue étroite typique de la Ligurie, sur l’île de Sestri Levante – A creuza, la típica callejuela de Liguria, en la isla de Sestri Levante – A creuza, a típica rua estreita da Ligúria, na ilha de Sestri Levante – Eine Creuza, die typisch ligurische Gasse, auf der Insel Sestri Levante – Creuza, con phố hẹp điển hình của vùng Ligurian, trên đảo Sestri Levante – 一条 creuza，典型的利古里亚狭窄街道，位于塞斯特里莱万特岛 – セストリ レバンテ島の典型的なリグーリアの狭い通り、クレウザ
The ancient Via Aurelia in Sestri Levante. Perhaps few have noticed it but along the Ancient Western Roman Road, part in the courtyard of the Temple of Christ the King and part outside, there are a few meters of the ancient Roman road called Aurelia. There is also a plaque that tells of some Popes who passed through that point along the road: in 1635 Benedetto Odescalchi, in 1809 Pius VII (the Prisoner Pope) and in 1825 Giovanni Mastai Ferretti. Instead, just outside the churchyard of the Temple there is a small bridge that I believe is the original continuation of the road.
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The Aurelia (which in the numbering of state roads adopted by ANAS has taken the numbering of state road 1 Via Aurelia) today connects Rome to France, running along the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Ligurian Sea. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The ancient street called Aurelia in Sestri Levante – L’ancienne rue appelée Aurelia à Sestri Levante – La antigua calle llamada Aurelia en Sestri Levante – A antiga rua chamada Aurelia em Sestri Levante – Die alte Straße namens Aurelia in Sestri Levante – Phố cổ mang tên Aurelia ở Sestri Levante – 塞斯特里莱万特的古街 Aurelia – セストリ レバンテのアウレリアと呼ばれる古代の通り
Via Lazio a Sestri Levante. Non mi ricordo di aver pubblicato mai una foto di questa via della mia cittadina. Una via che conduce ad una delle chiese più importanti di Sestri (Santo Stefano del Ponte) ed ad una delle ville più belle (Villa Esedra).
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The street called via Lazio in Sestri Levante – La rue appelée via Lazio à Sestri Levante – La calle llamada via Lazio en Sestri Levante – A rua chamada via Lazio em Sestri Levante – Die Straße heißt Via Lazio in Sestri Levante – Con đường được gọi qua Lazio ở Sestri Levante
Via Antonio Gramsci in Riva Trigoso. Perhaps the name of this street will mean little to many of you. However, I imagine that almost all of you, at least once, have walked along it to go to the beach of Renà or to Moneglia or many more times to go to work. It is precisely the road that runs along the wall of the Fincantieri shipyard in Riva Trigoso. Since I was a child, that futuristic transparent passage has always attracted me and I have always wondered if anyone ever walks along it. Maybe someone here can answer me.
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Antonio Sebastiano Francesco Gramsci (Ales, January 22, 1891 – Rome, April 27, 1937) was an Italian politician, philosopher, political scientist, journalist, linguist and literary critic. Considered one of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century, in his writings, among the most original of the Marxist philosophical tradition, Gramsci analyzed the cultural and political structure of society. In particular, he developed the concept of hegemony, according to which the dominant classes impose their political, intellectual and moral values on society, with the aim of welding and managing power around a common sense shared by all social classes, especially the subordinate ones. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The street called Antonio Gramsci in Riva Trigoso – La rue Antonio Gramsci à Riva Trigoso – La calle llamada Antonio Gramsci en Riva Trigoso – A rua chamada Antonio Gramsci em Riva Trigoso – Die Straße namens Antonio Gramsci in Riva Trigoso – Con phố mang tên Antonio Gramsci ở Riva Trigoso
Caruggio la mattina del 13 novembre. La via più famosa della mia cittadina, Sestri Levante, fotografata in una mattina novembrina. Solamente qualche giorno fa, una giornata soleggiata ha interrotto le piogge continue e le allerte meteo. Mi piace fotografare il caruggio specialmente quando ci sono poche persone (ed è veramente difficile trovarlo vuoto); c’è sempre qualcuno che cammina su e giù.
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The Lapide di Pila sul Gromolo in Sestri Levante. This is the famous marble slab that gives its name to this area of Sestri Levante. In the hamlet of Pila sul Gromolo, as soon as you exit the motorway, the second roundabout (the one that joins via Nazionale, via Aurelia, via Giorgio Bo and via Sara). Now, to tell the truth, it is really difficult to read what is written; the small plaque with the transcription helps us:
“To King Carlo Alberto Since by His decree the path from Sestri to Varese has been made a road and has been covered with gravel and equipped with protections the inhabitants of Sestri, Casarza, Castiglione, Maissana, Varese who have obtained the benefit of more agile transits thanks to the excellent and far-sighted Prince in the year 1834 during the ministry for internal affairs of the reign of Antonio Tonduti Count of L’Escarène”
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To learn more about Antonio Tonduti I refer you to the site treccani.it.
Here is where the monument is located:
The plaque placed in the roundabout of Pila sul Gromolo in Sestri Levante – La plaque placée dans le rond-point de Pila sul Gromolo à Sestri Levante – La placa colocada en la rotonda de Pila sul Gromolo en Sestri Levante – A placa colocada na rotunda de Pila sul Gromolo em Sestri Levante – Die Tafel im Kreisverkehr von Pila sul Gromolo in Sestri Levante – Tấm biển được đặt ở bùng binh Pila sul Gromolo ở Sestri Levante – 放置在塞斯特里莱万特 Pila sul Gromolo 环形交叉路口的牌匾 – セストリ・レバンテのピラ・スル・グロモロのラウンドアバウトに設置された銘板
The street of Tribunali in Naples. The ancient Greek street called Decumano Maggiore that crosses the historic center of the Neapolitan city. Here you can find some of the most famous pizzerias in the world and you can see a cross-section of the city between modern and ancient.
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Today the decumanus maggiore is one of the most important streets in the historic center of Naples (declared a World Heritage Site in 1995) and corresponds to today's via dei Tribunali, still following the ancient Greek road axis entirely. Precisely because it is a road structure originating from ancient Greece, it would be more appropriate to speak of plateia and not of "decumanus", a name from the Roman era that by convention has replaced the original. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The street of the Courts in Naples – La rue des Tribunaux à Naples – La calle de los Tribunales en Nápoles – A rua dos Tribunais em Nápoles – Die Straße der Gerichte in Neapel – Đường phố của Tòa án ở Naples – 那不勒斯法院的街道 – ナポリの裁判所の通り
