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Hop-on Hop-off Bus Genoa + Aquarium of Genoa: Entry Ticket + Focaccia Tasting
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Aquarium of Genoa: Entry Ticket + Focaccia Tasting
Explore Genoa and its icons
Aquarium of Genoa
Open today:
10:00 -
18:00
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Wheelchair accessible
Genoa Aquarium entrance ticket
Genovese focaccia in historic shop
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Get ready to savor the iconic Genovese focaccia, fresh, warm, and straight out of the oven, this treat is a year-round delight.
Take your time wandering through the charming "caruggi" lanes while you enjoy every bite. Plus, this Genovese street food gem proudly carries the Slow Food seal of approval.
Next, enjoy Europe's biggest showcase of aquatic biodiversity. Explore mesmerizing seas and waters from across the globe.
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