Genoa, Italy

Guided Tours in Genoa

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Genoa: The Magnificent Maritime Republic

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.8 / 5 (45 reviews)

A walking tour dedicated to people who are in Genoa for the first time. During the guided tour you will enjoy the most important sights of Genoa: the imposing St. Lawrence Cathedral, the Ducal Palace, the old port area with the historical St. George Palace, the magnificent Renaissance palaces.

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Tour Guides in Genoa

Get to know our 3 tour guides in Genoa.

Tiziana

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.7 / 5 (16 reviews)

Since 2003 I work as a local guide in Genoa, and I constantly deepen the knowledge of its culture, history and art. I often organize specific tours in my place: photography, literature, Middle Ages, Modern Style are my favourite subjects. Sometimes I even manage to put together a tour and a yoga practice! I am looking forward to meet you in Liguria: its beauty will amaze you!

Andrea

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.9 / 5 (27 reviews)

Passionate guide / Long experience / Training as an interpreter / Living myself in the heart of the Old Town :-) Why a guide in Genova? Because it is amazingly dense and rich + complex to discover on your own. Local guide here is REALLY what makes the difference.

Fausta

Qualified tourist guide and tour manager since 1997. Languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian. Walking tours. Tailor-made tour. Private tours. Half day or Full day tours. Barrier-free visits on request.

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Genoa Frequently Asked Questions

We have collected the answers for you for some of the frequently asked questions from our visitors in Genoa.

Genoa was a wealthy Maritime Republic that thrived for centuries on trade, and thus boasts one of the largest and best-preserved medieval historic centers in Europe.
Not to be missed are the Old Port, the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the Doge's Palace, and the splendid Renaissance palaces built during the Genoese golden age, the 16th century.

Yes, in Genoa, 42 Renaissance buildings were declared a World Heritage Site in 2006.

Yes, the tour will be a pleasant walk of about two hours through Genoa's medieval historic center, where we will walk along the typical narrow streets known in dialect as "carruggi."

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