The historic porticos of Via di Sottoripa in the historic center of Genoa.
Often, when I have to go to the Porto Antico area of ​​Genoa for some errand, I take a stroll along Via di Sottoripa, that portico a thousand years old that passes under that strip of houses on the seafront of Genoa.
Once an area that was not very frequented (and honestly I don't know what it's like at night) now it's a happy place to wander around ethnic take-aways, a couple of fry shops and a few small restaurants serving Genoese cuisine for tourists.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Canon RF 24-50.

The road, originally about 900 m long (3613 Genoese palms), today has a length of about 500 m, of which 300 m run under the buildings that form the sea front of the Maddalena district, between via al Ponte Reale and via al Ponte Calvi and continues east in the Molo district up to Piazza Cavour. A further, less known stretch continued, with lower porticoes and set back from the Ripa, beyond via al Ponte Calvi up to the gate of Porta di Santa Fede, parallel to via del Campo.
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The historic arcades of the street called Sottoripa in the historic center of Genoa – Les arcades historiques de la rue Sottoripa dans le centre historique de Gênes – Las históricas arcadas de la calle llamada Sottoripa en el centro histórico de Génova – As arcadas históricas da rua chamada Sottoripa, no centro histórico de Génova – Die historischen Arkaden der Straße Sottoripa im historischen Zentrum von Genua – Những mái vòm lịch sử của con phố mang tên Sottoripa ở trung tâm lịch sử của Genoa – 热那亚历史中心索托里帕街历史悠久的拱廊 – ジェノヴァの歴史的中心部にあるソットリパと呼ばれる通りの歴史的なアーケード