At the heart of Genoa lies Piazza De Ferrari, the city’s main square and a symbol of its modern elegance. Surrounded by grand buildings and crowned by its impressive central fountain, it marks the meeting point between the historic center and the new city. Lively and full of energy, this is the perfect spot to explore Genoa’s culture, architecture, and vibrant urban life.

Palazzo Ducale stands proudly in the heart of Genoa as a symbol of the city’s rich history and grandeur. The Ducal Palace is the most important landmark, and the 12th-century town walls are still visible, symbolizing the pride of the inhabitants.

Step back in time at Porta Soprana, one of Genoa’s oldest and most iconic city gates. Dating back to the 12th century, its imposing towers and medieval walls mark the entrance to the historic center. Just a few steps away, you can see where Christopher Columbus grew up, making this area a must-visit for anyone exploring the city. linking this historic gate to the city’s famous explorer.

In the heart of the biggest historical center in Europe we can find authentic old shops that are like little gems, some of them have been open for more than 200 years! Let's try some typical products together!

Standing proudly near the Old Port, Palazzo San Giorgio is one of Genoa’s most historic and impressive buildings. Built in the 13th century, it once served as both a government palace and the seat of the powerful Bank of Saint George, one of the world’s earliest banks. Its beautifully frescoed façade and grand architecture reflect Genoa’s maritime glory and make it a must-see landmark for anyone exploring the city’s rich past.

Located near the Old Port, the Portici di Sottoripa is one of Genoa’s oldest and most atmospheric streets. Dating back to the Middle Ages, its arched arcades once sheltered merchants and travelers arriving by sea. Today, it’s a lively walkway filled with local shops, traditional eateries, and street food stands, offering a true taste of Genoa’s vibrant everyday life.

This area is popular both for the history of trade in the city and for nice small shops, one of these is a pasta workshop where we can have the best local fresh pasta accompanied by the traditional sauces, among which pesto is the most famous.

Winding around the hidden narrow streets you'll find the places and only locals know: a traditional shop to try a range of typical products and a wonderful wine cellar where a genoese wine producer age his sparkling wine, get to know about the history of the winery, the best wines and the company value!

This is where locals go to hang out, chat and meet friends, end the tour with a very special handcraft ice cream: a chocolate factory that exists since 1866 provides an unforgettable tasting experience!