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At La Cremeria delle Erbe in Genoa, indulge in creamy gelato across a range of flavors, including dairy-free, all served by friendly staff at wallet-friendly prices.

Nestled on Mount Portofino, Villa Rosmarino is a chic boutique getaway with stylish rooms, stunning views, and a friendly vibe, perfect for a cozy retreat.

The Church of San Siro is a stunning Baroque basilica in Genoa, rich in history and artistic splendor, boasting intricate sculptures and frescoes.

Step into this stunning 16th-century palace adorned with intricate frescoes, where you can explore the opulence of the Ligurian royal life.

Ascend this crane-inspired lift for a breezy, budget-friendly adventure with sweeping 360-degree views of Genoa's stunning skyline and historic harbor.

L’Antico Forno della Casana in Genoa is a beloved bakery known for its incredible focaccia, warm and delightful fresh out of the oven, alongside tasty farinata and vegetable torta.

Porta Soprana, with its stunning twin towers and rich medieval history, is a must-see gateway in Genoa that brings the past to life amidst charming surroundings.

Stately retreat featuring posh rooms, fine dining, a chic lounge & a saltwater pool, plus a spa. Perched on a hillside overlooking Portofino harbor, this sophisticated seasonal hotel is 1 km from the harbor and 2 km from Cervara Abbey. Airy, elegant rooms feature marble bathrooms, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Posh suites add separate living areas, and balconies or terraces, while upgraded suites include private gardens, or additional terraces with sea views. Free perks consist of buffet breakfast and a beach shuttle. There's an upscale restaurant with a terrace, as well as a stylish lounge, and a heated saltwater pool with a bar. Other amenities include a fitness center, and a lush garden featuring a spa with treatments and a sauna.

The Cattedrale di San Lorenzo is a breathtaking blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, featuring rich frescoes, sacred relics, and stunning rooftop views.

Palazzo Rosso, a stunning 17th-century aristocratic home turned art gallery, dazzles with its vast collection of Italian and Flemish masterpieces.