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The Villa del Principe was built in 1530 as the residence of Genoa’s only prince-admiral Andrea Doria.
The Villa del Principe was built in 1530 as the residence of Genoa’s only prince-admiral Andrea Doria. It is now a museum showcasing frescoes and stuccoes by various artists. The Italian garden on the grounds of the villa has the Fountain of Neptune by Taddeo Carlone.
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The Galata Museum of the Sea in Genoa is a maritime museum that explores the seafaring history of the Mediterranean
The Albertis Castle is a 19th century Gothic Revival castle that is home to the Museo delle Culture del Mondo (Museum of World Cultures), showcasing interesting miscellania from around the world including a fragment of the Great Wall of China, a stuffed platypus, European halberd, and sand from San Salvador
Palazzo Reale is a magnificent 17thcentury palace constructed for the Balbi family to designs by Pier Francesco Cantone
Genoa's historic Old Port is home to popular attractions such as the Genoa Aquarium, Biosfera, Galata Museum of the Sea, Galeone Neptune ship, Nazario Sauro submarine, and Grande Bigo
The Biosfera in Genoa is a giant sphere of glass and steel that contains a mini tropical rainforest
Housed in a building designed by Renzo Piano that is evocative of a sailingship, the Genoa Aquarium is home to over 15000 marine animals across 500 species
Designed by Renzo Piano for the Columbus celebrations of 1992, the Bigo at the old port of Genoa has an elevator that goes up 40 metres, offering great views over the Ligurian Sea and city
The Belvedere of the Castelletto, known as the Spianata, offers breathtaking panoramic views over Genoa
The Palazzi dei Rolli is a group of palaces in Genoa that were enlisted in the 16thcentury as public lodging in private residences for hosting dignitaries and notable visitors to the Republic of Genoa
