The historic center allows you to enjoy the city walking from place to place of tourist interest but also find a warm welcome in different places with each other and with the common goal to devote quality time to physical and mental wellbeing. Here's our itinerary ....we wonder if you love it too [...]
Events, culture, and leisure in Genoa viaExperience Genoa | The official site of events and leisure in Genoa | This week's events.
... with the itineraries suggested by the Municipality of Genoa Itinerary "La Rive Droite" Itinerary "La Rive Gauche" Itinerary: A (pint-sized) stroll through Genoa An itinerary through artwork and religious sentiment A treasure hunt for families in the Historic Centre Cimitero di Staglieno Genoa's Forts and Walls - Guided Tour Genoa City Sightseeing Museums to [...]
Genoa has a wide range of restaurants and bars. Some have a long standing tradition, others are very new and exciting for the specialties they offer. Quality slow-food and a very enjoyable surrounding is common to many of these often smaller places. Select your most favorite ones. Viewing by opening this blog page fully, [...]
An overview of the city, it's port and palaces, it's vibrant activities. Genoa today. In 3 Minutes.
This unique video introduces you to the Liguria, the Region with wonderful sites to explore. Small unique places and it's central city Genoa.
This essay on Medieval Genoa is written by Professor Stephen A. Epstein of the History Department of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Professor George L. Gorse of the Art History Department of Pomona College, Claremont, CA After visiting Genoa in 1352, Petrarch (Le familiari, 14, 5, 23-5) wrote an important, early humanist laudation to [...]
This essay on Medieval Genoa is written by Professor Stephen A. Epstein of the History Department of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Professor George L. Gorse of the Art History Department of Pomona College, Claremont, CA (Watercolor painted by Jorge Eugenio Banzas, an Argentine artist living in Genoa in the eighties) Genoa and its [...]
This essay on Medieval Genoa is written by Professor Stephen A. Epstein of the History Department of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Professor George L. Gorse of the Art History Department of Pomona College, Claremont, CA The classical Genua was a modest Roman provincial town at the head of the gulf of Liguria, [...]
This essay on Medieval Genoa is written by Professor Stephen A. Epstein of the History Department of the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Professor George L. Gorse of the Art History Department of Pomona College, Claremont, CA Genoa is a maritime theatre. Like a Greek theatre, the Apennines branch from the Alps, dramatically framing this [...]
