Ancient decorations in via di Sottoripa in Genoa.
Walking in the historic center of Genoa, in the part in front of the Porto Antico and the Aquarium of Genoa, you find the characteristic street called Sottoripa.
It runs under the arcades of the buildings on the sea front and hosts a series of local shops (which now sell ethnic street food but which were once workshops).
Walking along you also pass by this point, probably a more important building than the others, of which the decorations of the vault remain.

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

Here's where the street is:

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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Ancient decorations in via di Sottoripa in Genoa – Décorations anciennes dans la via di Sottoripa à Gênes – Decoraciones antiguas en via di Sottoripa en Génova – Decorações antigas na via di Sottoripa em Gênova – Antike Dekorationen in der Via di Sottoripa in Genua – Đồ trang trí cổ xưa ở via di Sottoripa ở Genoa – 热那亚 via di Sottoripa 的古代装饰 – ジェノヴァのヴィア・ディ・ソットリパの古代装飾