Photos of Italian Architectural Style

Traditional Italian men sitting down and talking under a Catholic Statue of Mother Mary holding Jesus. Via al Porto, Camogli Village, Riviera De Levante, The Italian Riviera, Ligurian Riviera, Genoa, Italy.

Cat at Italian grocery store in alleyway. Portofino, Riviera De Levante, Italian Riviera, Genoa, Italy

Italian villa “A Tower In Portofino over the Sea” in Portofino along the Riviera De Levante or Italian Riviera. Portofino, Italy.

Portofino, Italy (1996)

The Carruggio, a typical narrow winding streets in Porto Venere Village. Porto Venere, Riviera De Levante, Ligurian Riviera or Italian Riviera, La Spezia Province, Italy.

Porto Venere or Portovenere is a town and municipality located on Italy’s Ligurian Coast in La Spezia province.

Porta del Borgo (door of borough) archway into the carruggio, a typical narrow winding alley in Portovenere on the Riviera Di Levante or Italian Riviera, Liguria, La Spezia Province, Italy.

Statue of Virgin Mary showing Her feet and flower with offering plate at Chiesa Di San Giorgio Church. Portofino Village, Riviera De Levante, Italian Riviera, Genoa, Italy.

Portofino Italy

Statue of Virgin Mary at Chiesa Di San Giorgio Church. Portofino Village, Riviera De Levante, Italian Riviera, Genoa, Italy.

Portofino Italy

Portofino Village and Portofino Harbour with yacht at night. Riviera De Levante, Italian Riviera, Genoa, Italy.

Portofino, Italy

Trompe l’oeil painted walls and windows in Camogli village, Riviera De Levante, Italian Riviera, Genoa, Italy.

Camogli village, Riviera De Levante, Italian Riviera, Genoa, Italy

Riomaggiore village at dawn in the Cinque Terre (Five Earths). Riviera De Levante, Italian Riviera, Liguria Region, La Spezia Province, Italy.

The five villages of the Cinque Terre or Five Earths – Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore – and the coastline plus the surrounding hillsides are all part of the Cinque Terre National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.