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This is the Genoa chapter pulled from Lonely Planet's Cruise Ports Mediterranean Europe guidebook, sold as a standalone PDF. It covers the Old City's narrow streets, the Galata Museo del Mare, Palazzo Reale and the port area, plus sights, tours, shopping, eating, drinking and nightlife. It suits cruise passengers with a few hours ashore who want a compact, walkable plan rather than a full Italy guide. Against a whole-city guidebook it is lighter and cheaper in scope, but it carries no coverage of the rest of Liguria or other Italian ports.
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This is the Genoa, Italy chapter from Lonely Planet's Cruise Ports Mediterranean Europe guidebook, provided as a PDF. Genoa's architecture reflects its past. The Most Serene Republic of Genoa ruled over the Mediterranean during the 12th and 13th centuries, and history feels alive in the maze of narrow streets in the extensive Old City.
The chapter suggests a stroll from Genoa's port past the Galata Museo del Mare to the Palazzo Reale. It also covers wandering the narrow streets of the Old City to explore churches, galleries and cafes, and grabbing a quick meal at La Botega Del Gusto. It includes maps, plus information on getting to and from the port and on food and drink.