In Via D’Azeglio near the Basilica of San Petrognio, you’ll find the house of the great singer-songwriter Lucio Dalla. At the corner of the apartment building is a silhouette of the artist playing the saxophone surrounded by seagulls painted on the cream-colored wall facing the little square.

Beside the image is the balcony where a red tenda (outer curtain) covers the balcony door which obscures the view into the room where, probably, Lucio wrote some of the most memorable songs in the second-half of the twentieth century in Italy.