The houses overlooking Caricamento square in Genoa.
The front of the houses in the historic center of Genoa is truly spectacular.
Beautiful buildings, all refreshed and well-repaired, are the city's calling card for those visiting the famous Aquarium or the Porto Antico.
Unfortunately, behind it, not everything is always so clean and tidy.
From Piazza Caricamento passing through Sottoripa to Porta dei Vacca.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.
Here's where the square is located:
The square, built in 1839 as the terminus of the new coastal road named after King Carlo Alberto (now Via Gramsci), was called Caricamento starting in 1854, when it became the terminus, intended for the loading and unloading of goods related to the port, of the railway designed as an extension of the Turin-Genoa line to serve port traffic. Numerous photographs from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries show the square crowded with carts pulled by donkeys, oxen or horses, waiting to load or unload goods of all kinds.
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