But despite is many lures—and some of the tastiest food in Italy—Genoa remains an under-the-radar gem largely free of tourist crowds. Here are seven reasons you may want to check it out. 1.

Even Piano’s most ostentatious creation in Genoa — the “bigo”, also in the Old Port — celebrates pragmatism, and speaks of an architect remarkably proud of his home.

Top attractions in Genoa, It doesn’t find a place in most itineraries of Italy, but you’ll find many things to do in Genoa if you’re on the lookout for a quintessential Italian experience.

More of Europe’s off-the-beaten-path attractions include the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb, Croatia; the smallest restaurant in the world in Vacone, Italy; and the singing drain pipes ...

I've traveled to many of Italy's most popular spots during the busy season. During peak tourist season , Italy can be hot and crowded, so it's important to plan accordingly.

As Italy’s latest COVID rules see regional borders closing and international travel continues to be restricted, the country's tourist hotspots are once more emptying.