
Disfruta de las mejores playas y calas de Genoa en una experiencia costera inolvidable.
Genoa, capital of Liguria and one of the Mediterranean's great maritime cities, pairs a UNESCO-listed medieval historic centre with Italy's busiest port. Between the labyrinthine carrugi, the palaces of Via Garibaldi, the Aquarium and the fishing hamlet of Boccadasse, it is an outstanding cruise stop and a city with genuine soul—less crowded than Rome or Florence.
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Special openings of historic palaces usually closed to the public.
Swims at Boccadasse or Nervi and al fresco pesto dinners.
Walk the carrugi and museums with lighter harbour traffic.
Warm focaccia, soups and museums on rainy days.
Iconic Riviera village: train to Santa Margherita Ligure, then boat or bus to Portofino.
Authentic colourful seaside town with great seafood; easy by train from Genoa.
Possible as a long day by train (change at La Spezia or via regional trains). Leave early.
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Gulf views, hills and proximity to Portofino and Cinque Terre.
Safe in tourist zones; stay aware in dense alleys.
Mixed: Porto Antico is polished; some alleys feel rougher.
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