Via Giuseppe Garibaldi - Stroll down Via Garibaldi, known for its magnificent palaces and museums. This street is part of Genoa’s UNESCO-listed heritage and showcases splendid examples of Renaissance and Baroque architecture.

Palazzo San Giorgio - Visit the Palace of San Giorgio, originally built as a house for the Bank of Saint George, one of the oldest in the world. It’s now an iconic symbol of Genoa’s rich maritime history.

Cattedrale di San Lorenzo - Explore the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, notable for its striking black-and-white striped facade and a richly decorated interior. This cathedral is a cornerstone of Genoese spiritual and cultural life.

Cattedrale di San Lorenzo - Duomo di Genova - Discover the Treasury Museum, located within the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, where sacred relics and art, including the famed Sacro Catino, are housed.

Doge’s Palace - Visit the Doge’s Palace, a stunning example of Genoese architecture, which has played a central role in the city’s administrative life for centuries. It now hosts art exhibitions and cultural events.

Christopher Columbus’ House - See the house where Christopher Columbus, one of Genoa’s most famous sons, is said to have been born. Although small, it offers a glimpse into the early life of the explorer.

Torri di Porta Soprana - Walk through the Porta Soprana, the ancient city gate of Genoa. It stands as a part of the city’s medieval defensive walls and offers a picturesque historical landmark.

Central Rooms - Conclude your tour in the heart of Genoa, at the Central Square, surrounded by vibrant city life and framed by historic buildings, including elegant shops and cafés.