Travel Blogs from Genoa, Italy
I guess there is no such thing as a free lunch
... . After that I went and got some focaccia genovese, a sort of Pesto-y bread-y business that was lovely. I had had enough of Genoa by that point so decided it was time to head back to Turin. I got to the station, found there was a train leaving at ...
A trapped Nerve in Nervi!!
... be pointless but our plan was to leave work at about 3pm, drive down to Gatwick where we would stay overnight for our flight to Genoa tomorrow at 10am. I can’t see the difference if we leave from work or from home! As it turned out, Roisin ...
Car crashes & bridges
from Morzine to Genoa- beautiful scenery along coast, but huge bridge over city & car plunge off led to huge jams. got to Florence really ...
Genova
So this morning we arrived in Genoa (or Genova to be technically correct) instead of our originally planned stop of Monaco. The sea's where incredibly bumpy last night, getting thrown from left to right, and back again, nothing to get sea sick about, ...
Identifying the Orange Drink
... mom sent us with a ton of food and a giant bottle of Chianti so we had a pretty good time. Finding the hostel in Genoa was substantially harder. We had pretty good walking directions up until the actual street the hostel was supposed to be on, and then ...
Still on the train.....
This train journey has been quite an experience. Claudia and I boarded the sleeper train at Nice and had hoped for an individual cabin ( 6 seater) by ourselves....unfortunately this was not to be. We ended up having to share with an old Italian ...
Genoa, Italy
September 28, 2009 ~ Genoa, Italy Today was a good day in Genoa, Italy ~ pronounced Genova or Gen-eeww-wah, depending on who you talk too. Hubby & I were up at 7:15am and decided to have breakfast in the dining room where we sat with two older ...
Genoa - Italy
... systems go, shower and change, pack up the caravan and we are out the gates before 0900. it's a pretty easy straight drive to Genoa and the tolls are considerably cheaper than France. We have to drive the caravan through the city which was fun, I got my ...
Génoa
ok !! je rencontre du monde super génial entre autre une grande aventure avec une compatriote de chez ns!! Joelle!! super belle ville malheureusement trop d'Arabe ...on est tenté d'en oublier qu'on est en Italie! ...
Genova
another one of my very good friends for most of my life is dave g - currently living in italy with his girlfriend sara (whom i have met before when they both came cruising shortly after i started working on ships). i flew to genova on italy's north west ...
Jyles and Richard
... , they came back aminute before our train left. Awesome. I was exhausted by this time, so when we got on our train to Genoa,I promptly proceeded to get some sleep. Four - who can lose alimb or decapitate themselves first? Hmm, Ill say Richard. I woke ...
Apartment by the Sea
Staying with the delightful Boschettis. Don't think I have been fed so much in my life. I swear they're going to have to roll me ...
Camping and the Five Lands
... day on the road. Up again making our way to the train station we stop for fresh sandwiches to take on the road with us to Genoa, Italy where we plan on camping and hiking the Cinque Terre (the five lands). We are looking forward to some much needed ex ...
First Port of Call
This morning we woke up to get ready to go on the Historic Center walking tour of Genoa. We had a nice breakfast at the buffet and I even found a decaf cappa for breakfast too. We met in the lounge at 8:45 and got on a little boat in the ...
Splendida by Nature - MSC style
It's the day of embarkation. The weather looked overcast but at least it was dry. After a leisurely breakfast we checked out just before 10am. Leaving our bags at the hotel, I persuaded Roisin to travel up the funicular/lift to Castel Albertini where you ...
Dei Jar view – Genoa revisited
... , I may offer more at the end of this trip. Speaking of which, we are once again starting our voyage in Genoa before embarking the MSC Splendida. Our ports of call are: Barcelona, Casablanca, Gibraltar, Valencia and Marseille before returning to Genoa for ...
Europe's Largest Aquarium
After five different people giving me five different sets of directions, found my B&B on the 22nd. Cute little place with only a handful of rooms.. and just down the road from everything. Next day hit the aquarium, it put the one I saw in Townsville ...
Genoa
... you'd leave the tunnel, look out the window and see a beautiful bay with the mediterrenean lapping at its shores. My first impressions of Genoa were that I wouldnt be staying here long. But once I'd got on the bus, and began the climb up the hill to ...
Genoa - Back in Italy
... a very short entry and isn't a huge jump ahead in time but brings us current. I have completed a safe flight back to Italy. I was having massive allergy attacks in London my last few days and they have wipped me out completely. I have ...
Gelati Party
Bongiorno, I am in Italy now and it is very hot - about 34 degrees. Today we went on a boat trip to Portofino. First the boat stopped at a little rocky beach and we all had a swim in the warm water. Then we went on and had a few hours at Portofino ...
Jour 39 : Marche et petit tour en bateau
Après les copieux déjeûners allemands, suisses et autrichiens, le réveil à Genova est brutal : un petit pain, un minuscule carré de beurre, un cup de confiture (que l'on ne peut pas choisir) et un petit verre de café. Ce repas spartiate fait en ...
Pretty port, tis about all
... three restaurants to us but sadly we could only find one of them, which is where we ate the first night. The streets of Genoa are quite confusing to follow and a lot of places are tucked away so if you didn’t know they were there you wouldn’t ...
Sexy Pins
... weekend we went to Genova (the "v" is silent so there is often 2 ways of spelling it - but they are one in the same), Italy and Nice, France. It's so hard to pick a favorite from the two, they were both so incredibly beautiful. We noticed that each had a ...
Former queen of the Mediterranean
... beautifully cities of the Cote d'Azur. Architecturally, it's fascinating. Instead of the rather uniform porticoed baroque of Turin, Genoa's buildings are a mix of Gothic and Renaissance buildings, many of which have been left to decay (rather charmingly, ...
Under a Ligurian sun
We reluctantly (especially the kids) packed our bags and left Laggio, promising to return. Our next stop, Venice, meant a return to an old favourite of Jen's and a new experience of a city on water for the rest of the family. Ben's assessment - old and ...
Just Genoa. In by train, out by boat!
... Garibaldi started his ‘Expedition of the Thousand’, which would eventually lead to the constitution of the Kingdom of Italy…and revolutionised the biscuit!!!! Our first (and only!) evening in Genoa was spent wandering through the old ...

