Forget cars, parking lots, and city noise. San Fruttuoso di Camogli is a geographic exception: an abbey wedged between the rocks and the sea that you can only reach if you are willing to walk or board a boat. If you are starting from Genoa, the disconnect is sharp. You leave the port and the buildings behind to find yourself in a bay where time is dictated by the currents and the pace of hiking boots. It is not a walk for everyone, but it is the only way to see Liguria witho

In Genoa, the relationship with the sea isn’t just scenic—it's part of the city's identity. Seeing it from the water, aboard a boat...

Winter in Liguria reveals routes and villages that, far from the summer hustle and bustle, become the ideal retreat for nature lovers...

In the heart of beautiful Liguria, just 30 minutes by train from Genoa, lie some real treasures: three enchanting beaches that will leave...

Foliage is one of the most eagerly awaited moments for autumn lovers: leaves turning a thousand shades of red and yellow provide striking...

Genoa's highlands are rich in footpaths that cross forests and ancient mule tracks, providing wonderful views of the sea and surrounding...

The recent creation of new bike paths through the city have made it possible to define new tourist routes for exploring Genoa by bike.

Sea, mountains, villages and good food: Liguria lacks almost nothing. Genoa is a great starting point for exploring the region: many...

So it is not all about Rome, Venice and Milan. The Ligurian coast between Cinque Terre and Porto venere is a cultural landscape of...

Welcome to our Days Out Series. Today we are taking you on a trip north-west of Genoa to the small but very important inland town of...