One Day Itinerary in Genoa

• Acquario di Genova (9:00am)
  An impressive aquarium that showcases marine life from different parts of the world. Get a glimpse of various species of fish and other marine creatures across different habitats. You can also observe dolphins and penguins here.
• Piazza De Ferrari (11:00am)
  The main square of Genoa, surrounded by stunning architecture and landmarks such as the Palace of the Doges and the Teatro Carlo Felice. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and take in the sights and sounds of the city.
• Genoa Cathedral (1:00pm)
  A beautiful cathedral that showcases the rich history of Genoa. Admire the intricate architecture and artwork inside, including the Chapel of Saint John the Baptist, the High Altar, and the Treasury.
• Palazzo Reale (3:00pm)
  The Royal Palace of Genoa, built in the 17th century, displays lavish and ornate interiors that are preserved to this day. You can witness artworks from the city's most famed artists while getting a sense of noble's lives during Genoese heyday.
• Boccadasse (6:00pm)
  Take a break from architectural and artwork viewings and head to a small fishing village and sunset on the beach. Admire the picturesque scenery and enjoy a drink or snack on one of the outdoor terraces.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Acquario di Genova (2 hours, €25)
• Piazza De Ferrari (1 hour, Free)
• Genoa Cathedral (1 hour, Free)
• Palazzo Reale (2 hours, €12)
• Boccadasse (2 hours, Free)
Total Estimated Costs: €37

Transportation

To get around Genoa, you can take a bus, subway, or cable car. These forms of transportation are affordable, and they have fixed prices. The average rate is about €1.50 per one trip, and the travel time is typically 10-20 minutes depending on the route.

Useful tips

If you have an additional day or two, you can consider visiting the Musei di Strada Nuova, the Galata Museo del Mare, or MuMa- Museo delle Manifatture. More time would enable you to explore the old town even further and enjoy the local cuisine in one of the traditional trattorias.

If you are short on time or want to stick to a budget, Palazzo Reale could be skipped or substituted for another museum or gallery.