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Boccadasse
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What was once a small fishing hamlet has now become one of the hottest tourist destinations in Genoa. Keep the sea to your right and walk to the end of Corso …
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Monumental Bridge (Ponte Monumentale)

Corso Podestà/ Via XX Settembre
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Built amidst controversy and criticism, this early 20th century bridge replaced the 16th century Porta dell’ Arco which led from Saint Stephen’s church. It is …
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Piazza de Ferrari
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Piazza de Ferrari is the main square in Genoa, and divides the city neatly in two with the old town on one side and Via XX Settembre on the other. By day it’s …
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Via XX Settembre
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There are lots of streets with this name in Italy, all celebrating the date on 20th September 1870 when Italian troupes stormed the Vatican’s Porta Pia thus …
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Corso Italia
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After the narrow cobbled alleyways that make up most of Genoa’s old town this bright, open, endless promenade is literally a breath of fresh air. Its wide …
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Piazza della Vittoria
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Literally meaning Victory Square, this enormous piazza came into its own in the 1930s with the erection of a huge triumphal arch in memory of WWI victims. If …
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Via Roma and Palazzo Doria Spinola
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Via Roma was built in the second half of the 19th century together with Galleria Mazzini to connect the city centre with Via Assarotti and the rapidly …
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