The Italian Riviera
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1. Palazzo Reale
Pré | Museum/GalleryLavish rococo rooms provide sumptuous display space for paintings, sculptures, tapestries, and Asian ceramics. The 17th-century palace—also...Read More
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2. Abbazia di San Fruttuoso
Religious Building/Site/ShrineA medieval stronghold built by the Benedictines of Monte Cassino protects a minuscule fishing village that can be reached only on foot or by...Read More
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3. Acquario di Genova
Porto Vecchio | Zoo/AquariumEurope's biggest aquarium is the third-most-visited museum in Italy and a must for children. Fifty tanks of marine species, including sea turtles...Read More
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4. Castello Brown
Castle/PalaceFrom the harbor, follow the signs for the climb to Castello Brown—the most worthwhile sight in Portofino—with its medieval relics, impeccable...Read More
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5. Galata Museo del Mare
Ponte dei Mille | Museum/GalleryDevoted to the city's seafaring history, this museum is probably the best way, at least on dry land, to get an idea of the changing shape of...Read More
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6. Galleria Nazionale di Palazzo Spinola
Maddalena | Museum/GalleryHoused in the richly adorned Palazzo Spinola north of Piazza Soziglia, this beautiful museum contains masterpieces by Luca Giordano and Guido...Read More
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7. Il Bigo
Porto Vecchio | ViewpointDesigned by world-renowned architect Renzo Piano, this spiderlike white structure was erected in 1992 to celebrate the Columbus quincentenary...Read More
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8. Palazzo Bianco
Maddalena | Museum/GalleryIt's difficult to miss the splendid white facade of this town palace and museum as you walk down Via Garibaldi (also known as Strada Nuova)...Read More
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9. Palazzo Rosso
Maddalena | Castle/PalaceThis 17th-century Baroque palace, named for the red stone used in its construction, now contains, apart from a number of lavishly frescoed suites...Read More
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10. Paraggi
BeachThe only sand beach near Portofino is at Paraggi, a cove on the road between Santa Margherita Ligure and Portofino. The bus will stop here on...Read More
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11. Punta Portofino
ViewpointPristine views can be had from the deteriorating faro (lighthouse) at Punta Portofino, a 15-minute walk along the point that begins at the...Read More
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12. San Giorgio
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis small church, sitting on a ridge above Portofino, is said to contain the relics of its namesake, brought back from the Holy Land by the...Read More
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13. San Lorenzo
Molo | Religious Building/Site/ShrineContrasting black slate and white marble, so common in Liguria, embellishes the cathedral at the heart of medieval Genoa, inside and out. Consecrated...Read More
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14. Sant'Agostino
Molo | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis 13th-century Gothic church was damaged during World War II, but it still has a fine campanile with a Moorish inlaid marble design, and...Read More
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15. Santa Maria di Castello
Molo | Religious Building/Site/ShrineOne of Genoa's most significant religious buildings, an early-Christian church, was rebuilt in the 12th century and finally completed in 1513...Read More
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16. Zecca-Righi funicular
Pré | Transportation Site (Airport, Bus, Ferry, Train)A seven-stop commuter funicular begins at Piazza della Nunziata and ends at a high lookout on the fortified gates in the 17th-century city walls...Read More
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