The most important tourist attractions Genoa
Piazza Ferrari Ferrari wonderful around a circular water fountain is a masterpiece of architecture, including the Opera House this arena.
- The cathedrals and churches of many important ones; "Cathedral City - Cathedral St. Lawrence San Lorenzo", "and San Donato."
Cathedral of San Lorenzo
- Home of Christopher Columbus, Cristoforo Colombo, as many citizens of the city that polished discoveries in the world of art and space and sea and others.
- Palace "Palazzi" in 2006 which included the World Heritage List of UNESCO, and the palace back to one of the tasks of the ruling families in the sixteenth century.
- Cemetery "Manyumantal of Stagleono Cimitero Monumentale di Staglieno" that are spread over an area of square kilometers, and includes a selection of classic Italian marble statues, one of the largest cemeteries in Europe, the most important techniques inspired the architect who designed by Carlo Banabeno construction of the Pantheon or the temple of the gods known in his cemetery design. The cemetery contains the graves of many of the characters and the task of the aristocracy; whose wife Irish writer Oscar Wilde and Constance Lloyd and victims of the British army during World Wars I and II, was a famous American writer Mark Twain.
- Parks, public and private, which is a rare opportunity for tourists, including what is special because of the villas and palaces of private, some of them in the city and in the middle, most significant historic gardens and perhaps the most important "Villa Pallavicini Villa Pallavicini" based on the English romantic style as it is the garden of the villa surrounding a water pools of the most beautiful gardens in Italy, dating back to the nineteenth century.
Piazza Ferrari Ferrari wonderful around a circular water fountain is a masterpiece of architecture, including the Opera House this arena.
- The cathedrals and churches of many important ones; "Cathedral City - Cathedral St. Lawrence San Lorenzo", "and San Donato."
Cathedral of San Lorenzo
- Home of Christopher Columbus, Cristoforo Colombo, as many citizens of the city that polished discoveries in the world of art and space and sea and others.
- Palace "Palazzi" in 2006 which included the World Heritage List of UNESCO, and the palace back to one of the tasks of the ruling families in the sixteenth century.
- Cemetery "Manyumantal of Stagleono Cimitero Monumentale di Staglieno" that are spread over an area of square kilometers, and includes a selection of classic Italian marble statues, one of the largest cemeteries in Europe, the most important techniques inspired the architect who designed by Carlo Banabeno construction of the Pantheon or the temple of the gods known in his cemetery design. The cemetery contains the graves of many of the characters and the task of the aristocracy; whose wife Irish writer Oscar Wilde and Constance Lloyd and victims of the British army during World Wars I and II, was a famous American writer Mark Twain.
- Parks, public and private, which is a rare opportunity for tourists, including what is special because of the villas and palaces of private, some of them in the city and in the middle, most significant historic gardens and perhaps the most important "Villa Pallavicini Villa Pallavicini" based on the English romantic style as it is the garden of the villa surrounding a water pools of the most beautiful gardens in Italy, dating back to the nineteenth century.
Genoa is the capital of Liguria and Sixth largest city in Italy. It offers a plenty of attractions for visitors. I heard a lot of but never chance to go there before. Your blog is also impressive for me. My uncle was there last year before washington bus tours with his family. After coming back he told me it was most beautiful city in Italy. Your blog has also representing the beauty of this city and these attractions attract my attention that you share in blog. During these I’m free and want to go there in the next months. I’m sure your shared attractions make my tour memorable.
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