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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.