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23 January 2027
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MBD Editorial · 2026City file
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MBD Travel Genoa Guide
More than a list of sights: a practical guide to planning the order of your trip, choosing where to stay and adapting the plan to the season.
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Genoa Travel Guide 2026: Places to Visit and Genoa Culture
Genoa is a coastal city located in Italy, known for its rich maritime history and vibrant culture. The city boasts a stunning old town that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring narrow alleys, historic buildings, and beautiful squares. Genoa has a long association with the sea, which is reflected in its numerous harbors and maritime museums.
Visitors can explore the famous Palazzi dei Rolli, a series of Renaissance and Baroque palaces that showcase the wealth of the city during its historical peak. These palaces are adorned with magnificent art and architecture, making them a significant attraction for those interested in history and culture. The city also offers a variety of local cuisine, with seafood being a highlight due to its coastal location.
The bustling Porto Antico area is a must-see, featuring a picturesque waterfront, shops, and restaurants. This revitalized port area is perfect for leisurely strolls and enjoying the scenic views of the harbor. Additionally, the aquarium in this area is one of the largest in Europe, attracting families and marine enthusiasts alike.
Genoa is also a gateway to the beautiful Italian Riviera, with nearby towns and villages that offer stunning coastal scenery and charming atmospheres. The combination of Genoa's historical significance and its proximity to picturesque landscapes makes it a unique destination for travelers seeking both culture and natural beauty.
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