The church of San Luca in the alleys of Genoa.
In the heart of the historic center, in one of the most central neighborhoods (that of Maddalena) stands the little church from the end of the 1400s.
In addition to the little church, very pretty, there is also the alley of the same name.

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Here is where the church is located:

The façade that opens onto Piazza San Luca, actually a small widening along the street of the same name, has a salient structure. The central part is divided into two bands superimposed by a cornice richly decorated with bas-reliefs and ideally supported by two smooth Corinthian pilasters: in the lower part of the façade opens the portal, with a marble tympanum, while in the upper part there is a lunette window.
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The church of San Luca in the alleys of Genoa – L’église de San Luca dans les ruelles de Gênes – La iglesia de San Luca en los callejones de Génova – A igreja de San Luca nos becos de Genoa – Die Kirche San Luca in den Gassen von Genua – Nhà thờ San Luca trong các con hẻm của Genova – 热那亚小巷中的圣卢卡教堂 – ジェノヴァの路地にあるサン ルカ教会