Staglieno Monumental Cemetery
One of Europe’s most important monumental cemeteries: an open-air museum of nineteenth-century sculpture in the hills of Genoa.
One of Europe’s most important monumental cemeteries: an open-air museum of nineteenth-century sculpture in the hills of Genoa.
Captain d’Albertis’s neo-Gothic castle on the Castelletto hill, now the Museum of World Cultures, with views over the port.
The lighthouse that symbolises Genoa, 77 metres high on the San Benigno promontory: you can climb up to the panoramic terrace.
Large historic parks overlooking the sea at Nervi, with villas, museums and the Anita Garibaldi promenade.
The small museum of Genoese singer-songwriters in the Via del Campo shop celebrated by De André, with guitars and memorabilia.
The basilica of the Santissima Annunziata del Vastato, one of Genoa’s richest Baroque interiors, just off Via del Campo.
Genoa’s most famous viewpoint, reached by the Art Nouveau lift from Piazza Portello: rooftops, port and lighthouse.
Via Garibaldi and the UNESCO-listed noble palaces: Palazzo Rosso, Bianco and Tursi, the Strada Nuova museums.
Genoa’s cathedral, with its black-and-white striped façade, marble lions and the Treasury Museum.
A walking route through Europe’s largest historic centre, from Piazza Caricamento to Via San Luca and Via del Campo.