![All in Genoa](https://aws-tiqets-cdn.imgix.net/images/content/652e2a24c7d0456aac111185f0d7ea9d.jpg?auto=format&fit=crop&h=100&ixlib=python-3.2.1&q=40&w=100&s=17d50a33b1d25c8652db4e033d18639f)
All in Genoa
Visit the world-famous aquarium, try pasta with pesto and ride the free funicular
Dive into the sea and meet over 12,000 marine creatures in Italy's largest aquarium
Explore Genoa - get up close and personal with the beauty of the city with a bus tour
Learn while you play at The City of Children and Youth in Genoa
Calling all wannabe sailors and aspiring sea captains. The Galata Museo del Mare in Genoa offers 12,000 m2 of exhibition space covering man's longtime relationship with the sea. The building itself is the oldest surviving construction in the dockyard of the old Republic. It's a worthwhile attraction for anyone interested in the ocean, immigration, and the history of Genoa.
The Toirano Caves are a karst cave system in the municipality of Toirano, in the province of Savona, Liguria, Italy. The caves are home to ancient human and cave bear remains, as well as a cellar for some 12,000 bottles of Durin Spumante wine.
The Biosphere is a stunning glass sphere close to Genoa's Aquarium in the Old Port. Known affectionately as 'The Glass Bubble' it was designed by superstar architect Renzo Piano for the July 2001 G8 Meeting. This tropical paradise is home to over 150 species of plants, as well as a rainforest that protects numerous birds, butterflies, and reptiles.
Discover a captivating waterfront district that seamlessly blends history, culture, and charm
The Bigo Panoramic Lift is part of the Aquarium, situated in the middle of Genoa's Porto Antico. Bird's eye views of the harbour and everyday life will put your Genoa time (and maybe your whole life) into perspective.
The Abbey of San Fruttuoso (Abbazia di San Fruttuoso) is a Benedictine monastery tucked away on an idyllic bay between Camogli and Portofino in the Italian Riviera. The abbey's remote location means that it can only be accessed by boat or through hiking trails, making it a hidden gem that takes some effort to unearth!
Not far from Porta Soprana, just outside the ancient medieval walls, is the Casa di Colombo, where the discoverer of the Americas lived in his youth.
Combine Genoa favorites. Some things are better together.