An exterior wall in Genoa, Italy, serves as the display for a collection of twelve commemorative and recommendation plaques

An exterior wall in Genoa, Italy, serves as the display for a collection of twelve commemorative and recommendation plaques. The light-colored wall features recessed horizontal and vertical lines, creating a block pattern. Eleven rectangular plaques, approximately 2:3 aspect ratio, are prominently displayed. Each features the text "Recommandé par Le Routard" and an illustration of a stylized person carrying a large globe on their back. These "Le Routard" plaques vary in background color (silver, brick red, black, green, blue, orange-red, brown, light green, yellow) and are marked with specific years: 2014 (partially visible), 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. Adjacent to these, in the middle row, is a square, metallic-toned plaque inscribed with "Genova Gourmet!" and displaying a yellow mortar and pestle icon, accompanied by the text "Genovese cucina ligure" and "Pesto Genovese piatto," indicating its location and culinary association within Genoa. All plaques are uniformly affixed to the wall with four visible silver-colored fasteners, one in each corner. The wall itself shows minor surface imperfections, including a subtle, curved, brownish streak in the upper section above the top row of plaques.