Stintino

Tottubella

Santa Maria la Palma

Tresnuraghes

Baratili San Pietro

Zerfaliu

Cabras

Gran Torre

Oristano

Bari Sardo

Ulassai

Jerzu

Marrubiu

Terralba

Mandas

Guspini

Villacidro

Fluminimaggiore

Buggerru

Villasor

Soller

Bunyola

Esporles

Playa de Palma

Aquarium of Genoa: Entry Ticket

Doge's Palace Genoa: Van Dyck L' Europeo Exhibition

The City of Children and Youth - Experience Museum

Christopher Columbus House: Fast Track Ticket

Aquarium of Genoa: Entry Ticket + Food Experience

Bigo Panoramic Lift: Fast Track Ticket

Aquarium of Genoa & Galata Sea Museum: Entry Ticket + Submarine Visit

Rolli Palaces: Guided Tour

City Sightseeing Genoa: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Aquarium of Genoa & The City of Children and Youth: Entry Ticket

Aquarium of Genoa: Fast Track Ticket + Impossible Museum

Genoa City Pass

Aquarium of Genoa & Whale Watching Cruise

Genoa: Old Town Guided Walking Tour

Genoa: Gourmet Food Tour

Genoa: Cooking Class and Tasting

Genoa

Visit the Aquarium of Genoa to see a variety of marine species, including sharks, turtles, and colorful fish. 

Walk through the large tanks and get a close look at sea creatures in their habitats. Attend daily feeding sessions to see the animals up close. 

Explore the various exhibits that showcase ecosystems from around the world and engage with interactive displays that provide more information about the aquatic life.

The Doge's Palace in Genoa is hosting a new international exhibition dedicated to the Flemish artist Anthony Van Dyck, who owes part of his artistic development to Genoa itself. 

On display are over 50 works from Europe’s largest and most prestigious museums, including the Louvre in Paris, the Prado and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid, and the National Gallery in London, as well as Italian institutions such as the Uffizi Gallery, the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan, and the Royal Museums of Turin, as well as international foundations and collections. 

Standouts among these include two early self-portraits, portraits of elegant Genoese, Antwerpian, and English ladies, and works commissioned by King Charles I of England.

You can also choose the 'Exhibition + Apericena' ticket to top off your experience with an aperitivo at a historic venue starting at 17:00. Located in the Piazza delle Erbe, in the city center, it’s just a short walk from Palazzo Ducale.

The Five Senses exhibition at La Città dei Bambini e dei Ragazzi in Genoa explores the human senses! Think of them as a tool to transmit knowledge and have fun, in a place that guides children and young people on a real journey to discover themselves and the world through direct experiences! 

From taste to touch, to smell and beyond, explore a technological, colorful, contemporary environment that immerses you in the unbelievable around every corner thanks to multimedia exhibits and more. Look out for workshops, too.

Not far from Porta Soprana, the best-known gate of the ancient walls of Genoa, is the Casa di Colombo (Christopher Columbus House) where the discoverer of the Americas lived in his youth. 

According to archival documents, Domenico Colombo, father of the great navigator, moved to the house in Genoa in 1455, when Christopher was four years old. The ground floor of the house was used as a workshop; a wooden beam divides it from the upper floor, where the rooms for private use were located.

Visit the Aquarium of Genoa to see a wide variety of aquatic species from around the globe. Walk through large exhibits that showcase marine environments and their inhabitants. Observe feeding sessions where you can learn about different species and their behaviors. 

After you've seen fish and sea creatures, get ready for a taste of Genoan street food. Located under the arches of Sottoripa near the Aquarium, a historic fry shop delivers delicious fried seafood and local Ligurian dishes.

It's up, up, and away to the skies of Genoa with this thrilling 360° experience. Welcome to The Bigo, a panoramic lift at the Aquarium of Genoa that offers an extra special bird's-eye view of one of Europe's richest and most vibrant historical centers!

Skip the lines at two of Genoa's biggest and best attractions. Join the dolphins, sharks, penguins and 12,000 other oceanic creatures in the 3,000-m2 Aquarium of Genoa. Then take a seafaring trip back in time to the days of Christopher Columbus; even visit his galley ship at the Galata Sea Museum!

Take a tour with a professional guide through Genoa's rich history at this grandiose UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Rolli Palaces were once the residences of visiting VIPs, built by the aristocrats of Genoa in the 16th and 17th centuries. See incredible art, sculptures, frescoes, entrance halls, and more!

Italy's famous port city is overflowing with things to see and do, from the Piazza Caricamento to the historic harbor district. 

Take the hassle out of your sightseeing with this 24h/48h pass, giving you unlimited access to a fleet of luxury buses ready to carry you between the most unmissable hotspots in town.

Enjoy two of Genoa's top attractions with this combined entry ticket for the Aquarium of Genoa and the City of Children and Youth. 

The whole family will have a splash-tastic time in Italy's largest aquarium. Visit two renovated areas in the Aquarium of Genoa dedicated to the conservation and recovery of rescue animals entrusted to the aquarium, and make friends with ocean dwellers from little fish to sharks.

At the City of Children and Youth, explore a play area with over 3,000 square meters devoted to children's activities. 

Enjoy a colorful environment with five rooms dedicated to the five senses of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. Spend time in spaces dedicated to interactive experiences with no set route. Move from room to room as you please and challenge your senses!

The Museum of Illusions is getting a new name. It is now called the Museum of the Impossible and introduces new features like 3D interactive art and Selfie & Dreams, offering a full 360° experience.

The space includes over 60 installations designed to surprise and entertain. You can take unique photos and selfies that play with perception and challenge what feels real.

When you're done exploring the Impossible Museum, head over to the Acquario di Genova for an immersive and engaging experience like no other. With innovative sets, cutting-edge digital installations, and a completely revamped light and sound design, you'll feel like you're right in the heart of the action.

You'll get to interact with the expert staff who care for the animals and learn all about them!

The Genova City Pass is Genoa's official tourist pass that accompanies you as you discover the historic Ligurian city.

The pass includes access to public transport in Genoa (bus, metro, elevators, and funicular system) and free entry to the main museum and cultural attractions in the city.

All you have to do is pick up your Genova City Pass at the Tourist Information and Reception Office on Via Garibaldi 12r, show your pass (digital or paper) at one of the attractions, and enter!

Make your visit to Genoa a breeze!

The Aquarium of Genoa is one of the biggest in Europe and has a wide range of aquatic animals ready to delight visitors. Designed by a award-winning Renzo Piano, it features dolphins, sharks, penguins, manatees, seals, and fish.

There's one animal too big to fit in an aquarium – and you're going to do your best to spot them on your whale watching cruise! Visit the heart of the Cetacean Sanctuary, where you can observe these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat.

Join this guided walking tour, which begins on Strada Nuova (Via Garibaldi), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and takes you through Europe’s largest medieval historic centre.

The ticket includes entry to the Strada Nuova Museums, which display artworks by Italian and international artists from the 15th to the 19th centuries, with a strong focus on the Genoese and Flemish schools. 

You’ll also visit the Sant’Agostino Museum, which houses important works from medieval Genoa inside its cloister and Gothic church.

As you walk through the city, you’ll learn about Genoa’s history as a maritime republic and see key landmarks, including the Palazzi dei Rolli on Via Garibaldi, the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, Palazzo Ducale, and the Teatro Carlo Felice.

Join your friendly guide at the iconic Neptune Galleon for a delightful stroll through the cozy cobblestone streets of Genoa. This epicurean escapade leads you to a mix of historic hideaways, modern cafes, and hip restaurants, offering a chance to savor the true culinary delights of the city. As you nibble, you'll soak up the authentic Genoese lifestyle, rub elbows with the locals, and learn fascinating tales about the city's rich history and food culture.

Here's a sneak peek of the possible tastings:
* Start the day Genoese-style with a piece of focaccia dipped into a warm cappuccino. Discover an unexpected harmony of sweet and salty that will leave your taste buds dancing!
* Next, indulge in a focaccia filled with creamy Stracchino cheese, a recipe that's as thin as it is delicious
* Dig into a plate of pasta dressed in pesto, created from a traditional recipe featuring fresh local basil and crunchy pine nuts

Roll up your sleeves and dive into the world of Ligurian and Genovese cuisine with this traditional cooking class in Genoa, hosted by a local professional who will guide you through the experience. 

There, the kitchen turns into a playground, and the cooking class becomes a gateway to explore four traditional recipes. Once the masterpieces are ready, you gather around the table to relish the fruits of your labor.

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