Sunny day in Genoa: what would you like to do? Of course you go to have a walk by the sea! Between the marvellous places to choose, one of the most famous among Genoa people is Nervi, quarter which seems more a sea town by itself than a part of the city.
Nervi is composed by three main zones: upstream there’s the residential quarter, then the big grean area of the Nervi Parks (formed by the union of the gardens of villas Gropallo, Saluzzo Serra, Grimaldi Fassio and Luxoro, in the past private and now property of the city) and finally the part by the sea, including the peculiar Marina and the Anita Garibaldi Walk, which winds along the cliffs.
Today I’ll show you the images of this last route: you’ll be surprised by the vivid colours that makes all the landscapes seem as painted artworks.
The Marina:
The Anita Garibaldi Walk:
Around half of the Walk, there’s a building at the same time marvellous and unsettling: it’s Bagni Marinella, with its terrace by the sea, now deserted from many years. A lot of people stop here to watch it sadly: the waste of this wonderful position is a true shame.
Capolungo:
This is the little beach at the east end of Anita Garibaldi Walk; the white and red tapes that you see in the photo are there from the bad flood that few days ago destroyed Genoa. As you can see below, they didn’t stop me from going to search some treasure on the beach 😉
And here’s the result:
Caricamento in corso
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