The curved alley of the village of Brugnato in Liguria.
Very often, walking through the small centers of the villages of Liguria, you often come across these alleys (which we call caruggi) that curve. Obviously they have this shape to surround the historic center and to protect its inhabitants with their walls.
This is the beautiful caruggio of Brugnato, a small village in the province of La Spezia that has become better known for the construction of the Outlet in its territory.

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Between the 7th and 8th centuries, following the conquest of Liguria by the Lombards, the Columban monks of Bobbio, who followed the rule of Saint Columbanus and continued their work of evangelization, built a monastery that over time grew to become a religious and economic nerve center. The birth of Brugnato is therefore linked to the foundation of the abbey which, like other monastic sites in Liguria and northern Italy, depended on the abbey of San Colombano di Bobbio.
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The curved caruggio of the village of Brugnato in Liguria – Le caruggio incurvé du village de Brugnato en Ligurie – El caruggio curvo del pueblo de Brugnato en Liguria – O caruggio curvo da aldeia de Brugnato na Ligúria – Das geschwungene Caruggio des Dorfes Brugnato in Ligurien – Caruggio cong của làng Brugnato ở Liguria – 利古里亚 Brugnato 村弯曲的 caruggio – リグーリア州ブルニャート村の曲がったカルッジョ