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.

Since 1780, this has been one of Italy’s finest confectioneries, famous for its candied fruits, marrons glacés and fruit and flower petal preserves. There’s much to admire in the stunning façade and ...

Small viewfinders identify the city’s major attractions, helping you plot out your day. 11 a.m. 5) (VERY) OLD TOWN Parts of Genoa’s old city still look and feel like the Middle Ages.

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.

It's Italy's sixth largest city and the birthplace of Christopher Columbus but it rarely comes up in ... Top travel tips. GET THERE: Flights to Genoa from London Gatwick start from £39 each-way ...

British Airways flies from Gatwick to Genoa from £38 one-way. ba.com. Rooms at the four-star Hotel Bristol Palace in Genoa start at €204 a night on B&B. hotelbristolpalace.it/en.

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.