Italy Riviera Genoa

Italy's largest port city boasts a fascinating history, landmarks, cultural monuments, delicious cuisine, and vibrant nightlife.

Italy's largest aquarium commemorates Christopher Columbus in this ship-shaped, featuring nearly 70 tanks exhibiting reefs and fish.

One of Europe's largest cemeteries, this 19C tranquil expanse of land is full of gorgeous monumental tombstones and notable sculptures.

Erected in the 12C, this church retains parts of various architectures, including Gothic and Romanesque styles, as well as fine art.

Once a fishing village, this quarter now boasts a lovely 2km waterfront walkway, as well as museums and a park.

Catch some sunshine on any of Genoa's beautiful beaches, go for a swim, or simply bring a book and spend a peaceful afternoon.

Stroll through the central streets and back alleys, admiring the medieval architecture and taking in the unique local atmosphere.

Dating to the 11C, this small lovely church boasts Gothic architecture, housing notable artworks a few interesting artifacts inside.

Genoa's main square is centered on a beautiful fountain, and features a wealth of fine historic buildings all around.