A creuza in Portofino, the famous Ligurian village.
To go up from the center of the village of Portofino, from the famous little square so to speak, to the lighthouse or even just to the church of San Giorgio, you take a beautiful creuza (the typical Ligurian uphill street, often recognizable by the center of the roadway in brick).
This is precisely the very first uphill stretch.

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

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Since the great influx of foreign guests – first British and then German – in the early twentieth century, Portofino’s economy has been closely linked to tourism. The local “Piazzetta” overlooked by public refreshment areas, shops, boutiques and other commercial activities was recognized in July 2012 as a Historic Place of Italy, the first and only certificate issued by the association of the same name, for its historical and cultural value.
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A typical alley of Portofino the famous Ligurian village – Une ruelle typique de Portofino le célèbre village ligure – Un callejón típico de Portofino, el famoso pueblo de Liguria – Um beco típico de Portofino a famosa vila da Ligúria – Eine typische Gasse von Portofino, dem berühmten ligurischen Dorf – Một con hẻm điển hình của Portofino, ngôi làng Ligurian nổi tiếng – 波托菲诺的典型别墅，著名的利古里亚村庄 – 有名なリグリアの村、ポルトフィーノの典型的な別荘