Grand Hotel Arenzano

Travel Blogs from Arenzano

Portofino, Italy

A travel blog entry by pianoman2112

... you will tour three of Genoa's most precious architectural gems, which contain priceless artistic masterpieces. In Palazzo Bianco, you will see paintings by Van Dyck, Caravaggio and Rubens. Palazzo Doria Tursi is esteemed for its magnificently furnished public rooms. More splendid interiors and paintings by Veronese and Guercino await you at the Palazzo Rosso. In your free time, you might enjoy lunch or a shopping ...

Last Stop in Italy

A travel blog entry by dcparky

... city, we were able to walk off the ship, and walk into town. The streets of old Genoa are narrow ones that snake up the hillside. This was great, because there wasn’t a lot of vehicular traffic. It just made for tough pictures because the narrow streets were shaded by buildings. There is a lot of gorgeous architecture in Genoa. We really enjoyed just walking around and taking it all in.

We ended up finding a ...

Shouting-black

A travel blog entry by cariverga

... 1085; 72; и Генуя.

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Monterosso

A travel blog entry by adventuresbyamy

The rest of the dance camp was incredibly fun and a great workout to boot. The castle we stayed in was very cute and the food in Genova was delicious. On Monday, after the dance camp ended, we traveled by train to Cinque Terre. Amir picked up a bug in the process of jet lag and dancing so many hours a day. Upon arriving in Monterosso, the first town in Cinque Terre, we found our hotel to be super cute. Amir took a nap and we got started in exploring the ...

Genoa: Somewhere between Venice and St. Petersburg

A travel blog entry by amichka

... well, it is not surprising. Being a major port city, like Venice was, Genoa also has alot eastern influences in their windows and embelishments.The best of both worlds.

The city felt 100 times safer and more inviting than when I strolled through Naples a few days earlier. My walk took me past Ferrari square (there was also a Corvette square), down Lorenzo Street and onto the harbor. I guess I should not have been surprised to find a pirate galleon ...