Discover the best attractions and experiences Liguria has to offer
Genoa and the Ligurian coast boast medieval and Renaissance-era landmarks that tell the region’s seafaring history. Explore architectural highlights that shaped the area.
Genoa’s cathedral featuring a blend of Gothic and Renaissance elements housed in the heart of the historic center.
A grand Renaissance palace in Genoa that has long served as a political and cultural hub.
The iconic lighthouse of Genoa, a centuries-old symbol guarding the port.
From maritime heritage to royal interiors, Liguria offers a compelling mix of museums in coastal cities and historic towns.
Italy’s largest maritime museum, celebrating seafaring history with interactive exhibits.
One of Europe’s largest aquariums, home to Mediterranean and tropical species.
Royal Palace Museum showcasing Genoa’s aristocratic history and remarkable art.
Religious sites across Liguria offer architectural beauty and spiritual ambiance with dramatic hilltop views.
Medieval monastery tucked into a secluded cove near Camogli, reachable by boat or hike.
A hilltop sanctuary above Genoa with panoramic harbor views and a storied pilgrimage tradition.
Baroque church in Genoa known for its ornate frescoes and decorative interior.
Liguria protects dramatic coastlines and lush hinterlands, perfect for outdoor exploration.
Coastal National Park linking the five colorful villages with stunning hiking trails.
Coastal park around Portofino with scenic paths and protected wildlife.
Rugged cliffs and river valley near La Spezia offering panoramic day hikes.
Delve into the character of Liguria’s cities by strolling through its vibrant quarters and seaside hamlets.
Historic heart of Genoa with tangled alleys, palazzi and lively squares.
Colorful fishing village on Genoa’s coast, famous for its seaside charm.
Revitalized harbor district in Genoa with waterfront strolls, cafés and culture.
Enjoy Liguria’s beauty without a ticket—whether on foot, on trails, or along the coast.
Follow the stunning cliffside path between villages for breathtaking sea views.
Wander the narrow medieval streets and squares at your own pace.
Enjoy sun and sea at free-access stretches near towns like Boccadasse.
Liguria’s cuisine shines with basil, olive oil, and coastal produce—perfect for food lovers.
Herbaceous basil pesto traditionally served with trofie or trenette pasta.
Paper-thin focaccia stuffed with melted cheese, a Ligurian specialty.
Twisted pasta tossed with fresh pesto, potatoes, and green beans.
Classic Genovese focaccia, olive oil-brushed and lightly seasoned.
Evenings in Liguria range from chic harbor bars to lively seaside promenades.
Harbor atmosphere with elegant bars and twinkling lights over the water.
Waterfront bars and lively strolls along the old port area.
Seaside strolls and cozy cafés with a relaxed, romantic vibe.
Cultural happenings and performances add a festive layer to Liguria’s scenic backdrop.
Historic Genoa opera house hosting classical concerts and performances.
Independent theatre in Genoa offering contemporary plays and ensembles.
Family-friendly entertainment with immersive marine exhibits and shows.
The coast and hills offer active pursuits for outdoor lovers and water sports enthusiasts.
Boat charters and sailing tours with sea breeze and scenic harbors.
Paddle through coves and sea caves along crystal-clear waters.
Explore diverse underwater life and rocky reefs just offshore.
Venture beyond the obvious to discover lesser-known gems and villages.
An abandoned village near Sanremo, revived by artists and surrounded by history.
Medieval walled hamlet with cobblestone streets and a castle above Finale Ligure.
Picturesque hill town famed for its bridge and medieval atmosphere.
The Witch’s Village, perched in the mountains with a quirky museum and views.