Cape Town Square and the Ciapetta

At the end of the 15th century, Cape San Sebastián saw the development of buildings. In addition to the shops built in the 16th century, which were used for the salt gabelle intended for Piedmont, merchants, craftsmen, fishermen and merchants, houses were built. This suburb, often called the village of fishermen, is grouped around the old chapel of San Sebastián. It takes the name of Cape Town square. The road linking the old port and the Promenade du Soleil, called Quai de Monléon, was...