Genoa Cathedral
Genoa Cathedral, also called Cattedrale di San Lorenzo, was built around about 1,000 years ago, although archaeological excavations in the area have revealed Roman ruins dating back as far as the 5th century. Having been expanded over time, this impressive building houses 15th c. masterpieces, and reportedly, the ashes of St John the Baptist.
Aquarium of Genoa
Located at the port, these incredible aquariums are home to over 15,000 animals from 400 different species, making it the most biodiverse collection of sea life in Europe. Wander through the world's oceans, surrounded by vibrant shoals of tropical fish and unearthly-looking creatures of the deep.
Toirano Caves
Unbelievable underground grottos await you, full of some of the most spectacular rock formations imaginable. Stalagmites rise eerily from the cave floor, while strange protuberances deck the cave walls in unique patterns. The world's scientists have come to Toirano to study this natural marvel, and you can, too.
Castello Brown
This piece of Italian paradise sits atop a leafy hill, decked in flowers. Illuminated by night, the castle overlooks the yachts bobbing in nearby Portofino Bay and the town's other stunning, traditional, Italianate buildings. You'll be swept off your feet by the incredible beauty of the Castello, which also regularly hosts art exhibitions.
Proloco Maris Boccadasse
Pastel-coloured buildings hover over this little and well-protected port, which has won awards for its culture, cleanliness, and scenery. At dusk, you'll be lulled by the sound of crashing waves near your holiday letting and charmed by the stucco buildings seemingly melting into darkness. What's more, this area is known for its fabulous seafood.