Grand Genoa

Written by James Clark on December 13, 2008 · 1 Comment

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Genoa (Genova) is a port city in Northern Italy with an abundance of grand buildings, fitting for a city called la Superba (“the Superb one”).

If Genoa was in any other country it would propably get more visitors. The thing with Italy is that the big three (Rome, Florence and Venice) so dominate the tourist market, that other incredibly remarkable cities are left shivering in their shadows.

[Piazza Raffaele de Ferrari]

[Palazzo Nuova Borsa]

[Via XX Settembre]

[Via Garibaldi]

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Genoa has many places to visit:
-Aquarium of Genoa (the largest in Italy and second in Europe)
-visit the historical city center, the largest in Europe, in Genoese dialect are called “caruggi”, with characteristic narrow porches and alleys.
- Cathedral of San Lorenzo
- Museum Galata, the largest maritime museum in the Mediterranean
- If you have children is the Children’s City, a huge area dedicated to children, where they can play and learn at the same time.

Eating food of Genoa: focaccia and pasta al pesto

Genoa also has hotels at affordable prices, nothing to do with Rome, Milan and other European cities.

sorry for my english.