About Genoa
Genoa, a bustling port city in Northern Italy, brims with history and charm. Known as the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, it features a labyrinth of narrow alleys in the old town, leading to stunning palaces like the Palazzo Ducale and Strada Nuova's UNESCO-listed structures. The Aquarium of Genoa, one of Europe's largest, along with the maritime museum, speaks to its seafaring heritage. Visitors can relish delightful Ligurian cuisine and take leisurely walks along the picturesque harbor. Overall, Genoa offers a captivating blend of cultural richness and seaside allure.
-
Rich historical heritage
-
Beautiful architecture
-
Delicious local cuisine
-
Picturesque coastal views
-
Vibrant cultural scene
You will love...
- Rich historical heritage
- Beautiful architecture
- Delicious local cuisine
- Picturesque coastal views
- Vibrant cultural scene
Stay away from...
- Limited English spoken
- Narrow and crowded streets
- Can be expensive
- Occasional issues with cleanliness
- Limited nightlife options
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Population
580 thousand
Alternative names
Genova, Zena
When to visit Genoa
Seasons
Peak:
Tuscany is a popular destination in the summer months, with July and August being the busiest.
Its warm climate makes it a great place to visit in the spring and autumn months, too.
Peak:
Tuscany is a popular destination in the summer months, with July and August being the busiest.
Its warm climate makes it a great place to visit in the spring and autumn months, too.
Peak:
Tuscany is a popular destination in the summer months, with July and August being the busiest.
Its warm climate makes it a great place to visit in the spring and autumn months, too.
Temperature
️
8°C
Jan
️
8°C
Feb
️
11°C
Mar
️
14°C
Apr
️
17°C
May
️
21°C
Jun
️
24°C
Jul
️
24°C
Aug
️
21°C
Sep
️
16°C
Oct
️
11°C
Nov
️
8°C
Dec