The old fishing village of Boccadasse, Genoa, Italy at dawn. Sean Pavone / Getty Images. Explore Boccadasse.

While Boccadasse will make for a pleasant afternoon by the water, don't forget that there is so much more to discover in ...

This image shows the picturesque coastal village of Boccadasse in Genoa, Italy, during golden hour. Vibrant pastel-colored ...

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.

Genoa, Italy is home to amazing food, historic sights, and the largest Medieval town in Europe. Here's everything you need to do when visiting this scenic coastal city.

Discovering Genoa: Italy’s quiet corner. ... We visited their restaurant, in the small village of Boccadasse, on the outskirts of the city, and the atmosphere here was much more serene.

This beautiful seaside village, part of the wider city of Genoa, is one of Italy's best-kept secrets, having preserved its 200-year-old character. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

An Italian city has been described as a 'treasured secret' and one of the world's best cities to visit in 2025 by the Lonely Planet Travel Guide.

Genoa, Italy. Genoa, the coastal town that gave the world pesto, Christopher Columbus and Renzo Piano, ... but I suggest you go part of the way along the old coast road to take in the delightful ...

WHILE holidays to Rome, Florence and Venice remain popular, a destination in Italy seems to have flown under the radar. Boccadasse, a former fishing village, lies on the Italian Riviera. The v… ...

Genoa once rivalled Venice for maritime importance and its huge intact medieval core, just a stroll inland from the port, is stuffed with vivid reminders of the past. The capital of Italy's ...