The best places to see and eat in Genoa, ranked by real travelers.
One of the largest aquariums in Europe, offering a fascinating journey through marine life with over 70 exhibits and 12,000 animals.
The main square of Genoa, known for its impressive fountain and surrounded by important buildings like the Palazzo Ducale and the Carlo Felice Theatre.
A historic port area revitalized with a variety of attractions, restaurants, shops, and cultural sites, offering beautiful views of the harbor.
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A stunning cathedral featuring a mix of Gothic and Romanesque architecture, notable for its black-and-white striped façade and rich interior.
An engaging maritime museum showcasing Genoa's seafaring history, with interactive exhibits and a real submarine to explore.
A small museum located in the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, offering insights into the early life of the famous explorer.
A large square featuring the monumental Victory Arch, built to commemorate the fallen of World War I, surrounded by green spaces and impressive buildings.
A lavish palace offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Genoese nobility, with ornate rooms, beautiful frescoes, and a lovely garden.
A unique panoramic lift designed by Renzo Piano, providing stunning views of the city and the harbor from a height.
A vast natural park featuring historic fortifications, hiking trails, and breathtaking views of Genoa and the surrounding landscape.
A picturesque castle housing the Museum of World Cultures, showcasing artifacts from around the globe collected by Captain D'Albertis.
Also known as La Lanterna, this iconic lighthouse is one of the oldest in the world, offering panoramic views of Genoa from its terrace.
A public beach located in the eastern part of Genoa, perfect for a relaxing day by the sea with clear waters and nearby amenities.
A charming park in the heart of the city, featuring lush greenery, winding paths, and a small waterfall, ideal for a peaceful retreat.
A detailed replica of a 17th-century Spanish galleon, used in the film 'Pirates' and now open to the public for exploration.
An actual submarine turned museum, part of the Galata Museo del Mare, offering an inside look at life aboard a military vessel.
A historic palace housing a significant art collection, including works by Van Dyck, Rubens, and many Italian masters.
A striking glass sphere near the Aquarium of Genoa, containing a lush tropical garden with exotic plants and animals.
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