Genoa is a city you can recognise by its scent. Walking through the caruggi —the narrow alleys of the old town—you can smell freshly baked focaccia or just-made pesto. The traditional dishes of Genoa  tell the story of a simple cuisine, born between sea and mountains, made with humble yet characterful ingredients: olive oil, aromatic herbs, vegetables, legumes, and fish. Every recipe has its own story, often linked to the habits of sailors, the products of the Ligurian hills,

The Festival of Science in Genoa  is not an event to watch from afar, but an opportunity to step inside science and experience it...

Entering the Mercato Orientale di Genova  (Genoa’s Eastern Market) means finding yourself among stalls full of fruit, vegetables, spices...

The Monumental Cemetery of Staglieno  is one of those places that can surprise and move you at the same time. Born in the 19th century as...

Genoese street food  has always accompanied those walking through the caruggi with tempting aromas coming from bakeries and fry shops. In...

In Camogli, the sea is everywhere: in the reflections on the façades, in the sound of the waves reaching the narrow streets, and in the...

Portofino is one of those places that seem straight out of a postcard: a small village nestled between the green of the promontory and...

Genoa is a city you can listen to. In the lyrics of its songwriters , in the guitars playing in Via del Campo, in the clubs hidden among...

Planning a day trip to Cinque Terre from Genoa is easier than it seems. In just one day, you can visit some of the most charming...

Genoa is the perfect city for urban trekking : steep climbs, crêuze  (ancient narrow paths), sea views and routes that connect the city...

The Recco Focaccia Festival 2025  returns this year with a full programme of tastings, open bakeries, focaccia-themed challenges, and...

The historic shops in Genoa  are not just stores: they are places where time has left visible marks—wooden shelves, old aromas, and hands...

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...

What to eat in Genoa in spring? The answer is in the dishes that come back to the table with the warmer weather. Fresh fava beans,...

With the arrival of spring , the desire to get out of the city and spend a few hours outdoors grows. Those looking for villages to visit...

Nervi Parks is a wonderful green oasis by the sea in Genoa's Nervi neighborhood of the same name. An area that combines nature and...

The Lighthouse of Genoa is more than just a lighthouse: it has dominated the harbor and is the symbol of the city for more than 800...

Genoa is a city that also lives on the big and small screen. Its alleys, Old Port and glimpses of the sea have been the set of...

Genoa's Old Port is a place where history and modernity meet, recounting the city's indissoluble bond with the sea. Once the beating...

Genoa's historic cafes tell the story of the city through their interiors, furnishings and atmospheres that harken back to a bygone era....