The houses that overlook the churchyard of the church of Santa Croce in Moneglia.
I really like this little square at the end of the alley of the seaside village of Moneglia.
The beautiful churchyard in the typical Ligurian cobblestones (risseu) is guarded by the low and colorful houses also typical of our parts.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.

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According to some sources, the construction of the church may have taken place in 1130, while the parish already existed, according to some scholars, since 1033; in 1043 it became a local parish with a collegiate church of canons. The current church was built with a single nave in 1725 on the remains of the previous structure that collapsed for unknown reasons.
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The houses overlooking the churchyard of the Santa Croce church in Moneglia – Les maisons donnant sur le cimetière de l’église Santa Croce de Moneglia – Las casas con vistas al cementerio de la iglesia de Santa Croce en Moneglia – As casas com vista para o adro da igreja de Santa Croce em Moneglia – Die Häuser mit Blick auf den Kirchhof der Kirche Santa Croce in Moneglia – Những ngôi nhà nhìn ra sân nhà thờ của nhà thờ Santa Croce ở Moneglia – 俯瞰莫内利亚圣十字教堂墓地的房屋 – モネグリアのサンタクローチェ教会の教会の庭を見下ろす家々