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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2024 · 22 MIN

S3 E03: Discovering Genoa - Italy’s Most Underrated Gem

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Are you planning a trip to Italy and wondering if Genoa is worth visiting? In this episode, we explore why Genoa should be at the top of your travel list. Often overshadowed by cities like Rome, Venice, and Florence, Genoa is a treasure trove of history, culture, and culinary delights waiting to be explored.   From its impressive maritime history as a former Mediterranean powerhouse to its stunning architecture, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and delicious Ligurian cuisine, we cover it all. We’ll guide you through the must-see landmarks like the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the charming Porto Antico, and the enchanting carrugi (narrow alleys) that make wandering Genoa’s historical center a unique experience.   Whether you’re curious about what to do in Genoa, how to get around, or looking for recommendations, tune in to discover why Genoa is an incredible base for exploring the Italian Riviera and why it deserves a spot on your travel itinerary.   Read episode notes about Why visit Genoa Check out 200+ phrases for tourists for your next trip Tips for Planning Your Trip to Italy Italy Travel Guide   We're on social!   Instagram | TikTok | Pinterest | Flipboard | WhatsApp 

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