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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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Una creuza, la tipica stradina ligure, a Trigoso nel comune di Sestri Levante.
Probabilmente questa non è la via più bella e ben tenuta del borgo di Trigoso ma comunque è una via proprio tipica e, anche se un pochino trascurata rispetto al resto del borgo, trasuda la storia e tutto il passato delle persone che vi ci hanno transitato negli anni.

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

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Here is where the small village is located:

The two toponyms, Riva and Trigoso, were combined for the first time in 1874, in the name of the railway station “Riva-Trigoso”, then located halfway between the two villages. The joint name gradually entered common use, to improperly identify the single fraction of Riva.
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