Genoa Private Walking Tour with Ride up to the 360 ° city view Balcony by Lift

Genoa Private Walking Tour with Ride up to the 360 ° city view Balcony by Lift

Do you want to spend a few hours with your family in Genoa being guided by local? This tour is perfect for you! Meet your guide at the port of Genoa and start your journey through the tiny alleyways of the historical center called "Caruggi" in Ligurian dialect. Pass by Piazza Banchi and the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, with its black and white striped facade. Continue your way through Via Garibaldi where you can admire at the Rolli Palaces, a series of royal palaces that were assigned to the noble families that would embellish them in the best way. Rolli contain true works of architecture! Finally arrive at Piazza De Ferrari where you can admire the Ducal Palace (the residence of the Doge), the Carlo Felice Opera House, and the remains of the house of Christopher Columbus. End the tour on Spanata Castelletto where you can marvel at Genoa's beauties from above and discover its true essence!

Itinerary
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Pass By: Old Port, Calata Molo Vecchio 15 Magazzini del Cotone, Modulo 5, 16128, Genoa Italy

You will meet your guide at the main port of Genoa, in front of the entrance of Eataly.


Pass By: Piazza Banchi, Genoa Italy

In Piazza Banchi you can find one of the most ancient buildings of the historical center of Genoa, the Loggia dei Mercanti. It was used as a place where traders would exchange or value merchandise.


Pass By: Caruggi Genoa, Genoa Italy

Caruggi is the Ligurian word for "alleyway". Genoa is full of tiny alleys that characterise the historical center. Here you can find many boutiques, cafés and restaurants.


Pass By: Cattedrale di San Lorenzo - Duomo di Genova, Piazza san lorenzo Piazza San Lorenzo, 16123, Genoa Italy

The Cathedral of San Lorenzo is one of the landmarks of Genoa. It is of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. A true work of art!


Pass By: Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, West from Piazza Fontane Marose Maddalena, Genoa Italy

Via Garibaldi is the main elegant street of Genoa where the aristocrats used to live. Here in fact you can find the Rolli Palaces, a complex of royal palaces that are today visitable.


Stop At: Spianata Castelletto, Belvedere Luigi Montaldo, Genoa Italy

Spianata Castelletto is a terrace suspended on the historical center of Genoa. From here you can have a 360º view of the whole city from above. You can reach the terrace thanks to a liberty style lift that will bring you to the stunning view of Genoa.

Duration: 30 minutes

Pass By: Palazzo Rosso, Via Garibaldi 18, 16124, Genoa Italy

Red Palace is one of the main royal palace of the Rolli. t takes its name by the color of its facade, which is red and contains one of the most important Art Galleries of Genoa.


Pass By: Piazza Raffaele De Ferrari, 16123, Genoa Italy

Piazza De Ferrari is another main square of Genoa. Here you can marvel at the majestic fountain, the facades of the Ducal Palace and Carlo Felice Opera House and the remains of Columbus' residence.


Pass By: Palazzo Ducale, Piazza Giacomo Matteotti 9, 16123, Genoa Italy

The Doge's Palace was the residence of the Doge, Genoa's leader in the 18th century. Today it houses at magnificent Art Gallery.


Pass By: Teatro Carlo Felice, Passo Eugenio Montale 4, 16121, Genoa Italy

Carlo Felice Theater is Genoa's main Opera House, where symphonic concerts are held and where artists from around the world perform.


Pass By: Palazzi dei Rolli, Via Garibaldi, 16124, Genoa Italy

The Rolli Palaces are a complex of Royal Palaces that you can visit and that contain true furniture and art are built, between 16th and 17th century. Today they are part of the UNESCO World Heritage for their unique beauty.


Pass By: La Casa di Colombo, Via di Porta Soprana, 16121, Genoa Italy

The House of Columbus presents the remains of the residence of the discoverer of America. The building was destroyed in the French Bombardment of Genoa in 1684 and then partly rebuilt. Today it houses a museum in honor of Columbus that used to live there between 1455 and 1470.