Favale street in Santa Margherita Ligure.
A small, narrow street that starts from the seaside promenade and arrives just behind the village of Santa.
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A corner of via Portobello in Sestri Levante.
From this point, for those arriving on the Sestri Levante Peninsula, two streets open up: via Portobello, which opens onto the splendid Baia del Silenzio, and via Penisola Levante which climbs up to the little church of San Nicolò.
The plaque (placed in 2019) affixed to the wall recalls that "here on the beach of Portobello, on 27 September 1919, the Unione Sportiva Sestri Levante was born"
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Meeting of streets in the historic center of Chiavari.
I named the post like this because I had no other ideas.
In fact, at this point three streets meet: the one in front is called via Grimaldi, on the left via Vittorio Veneto and on the right corso Dante.
A very bright glimpse of Chiavari.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.
Two of the four corners of Palermo.
One of the most famous squares in Palermo is this one, even if it is actually a crossroads. Exactly between via Maqueda and via Vittorio Emanuele.
The four identical buildings differ only in the statues on the facade and I believe also in the fountains at ground level.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.
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The Quattro Canti proper are the four decorative apparatuses that delimit the space of the intersection. Made between 1609 and 1620 and surmounted by the royal, senatorial and viceregal coats of arms (in white marble), the four façades present an articulation on multiple levels, with a decoration based on the use of architectural orders and figurative insertions that, from bottom to top, follow one another according to a principle of ascension from the world of nature to that of the sky.
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Piazza Sant’Antonio a Sestri Levante.
Uno dei luoghi di maggior traffico veicolare di Sestri Levante: la rotonda di questa piazza è il centro fisico della cittadina.
Negli anni infatti si sono tentate tutte le vie per diminuire la pericolosità di questo incrocio: prima i semafori di ogni tipo ed ora la rotonda.
Mi pare però che quella attuale sia la soluzione migliore.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 22.
