Genova, Portofino, & Santa Margherita Ligure
Welcome to the enchanting Ligurian coast, where history, culture, and natural beauty converge to create an unforgettable experience. From the bustling streets of Genova's historic center to the tranquil harbors of Portofino and Santa Margherita, embark on a journey filled with rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and Mediterranean delights. Whether you're captivated by the vibrant colors of seaside villages or drawn to the allure of sun-kissed beaches, the essence of this coastal paradise awaits your discovery.
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PORTOFINO
Gelateria Bar San Giorgio
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Perfect spot by the pier for people-watching with a stunning location while grabbing a cup of gelato
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Delfino
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The most beautiful aspect is the ambiance and the view. It's a gorgeous spot for outdoor dining.
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Antica Forneria di Recco (Portofino)
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The focaccia which ready in no time is definitely something to try on, and the venue is truly charming.
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Manebí Portofino
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Manebí embodies the spirit of an endless summer, an effortless, carefree vibe woven through textures and shades. designed in Italy and hand crafted in Spain
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SANTA MARGHERITA
Piazza Caprera
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Piazza Caperera, adorned with charming old buildings, is a cozy square nestled in the historic district. Lined with cafes and artisanal shops, it's the perfect spot to sip a cappuccino and watch the world go by.
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Gelateria Gepi Mare
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Delight in the flavors of delicious gelato and cappuccino at Santa Margarita's finest spot! Their cremino di corte gelato stands out as one of the best in town.
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KAMPOS Santa Margherita Ligure Boutique
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KAMPOS exclusively utilizes 100% sustainable and recyclable materials to craft high-quality pieces of beachwear and resortwear, all made entirely in Italy.
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Antica Sartoria by Giacomo Cinque
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Embodies the essence of carefree summer style, with a range of effortlessly stylish pieces that exude a sense of laid-back sophistication.
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GENOVA
Via XX Settembre
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La Via XX Settembre is an emblematic street in downtown Genoa, Italy, with stores, cafés & restaurants. Spanning just under a kilometer. It passes through Portoria (from Piazza De Ferrari to Ponte Monumentale) and San Vincenzo (from Ponte Monumentale to Via Cadorna, near Piazza della Vittoria).
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Piazza De Ferrari
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Piazza de Ferrari is a lively area with significant buildings like Palazzo Ducale (former Doge's Palace turned cultural center), the neoclassical Genoa Opera House, Teatro Carlo Felice, and the historic Stock Exchange building.
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Christopher Columbus' House
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Christopher Columbus' house in Genoa, Italy, is an 18th-century reconstruction of the place where he grew up. Originally situated next to Porta Soprana, outside the walls of Genoa built in the 14th century
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Genova, Portofino, & Santa Margherita Ligure
Welcome to the enchanting Ligurian coast, where history, culture, and natural beauty converge to create an unforgettable experience. From the bustling streets of Genova's historic center to the tranquil harbors of Portofino and Santa Margherita, embark on a journey filled with rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and Mediterranean delights. Whether you're captivated by the vibrant colors of seaside villages or drawn to the allure of sun-kissed beaches, the essence of this coastal paradise awaits your discovery.
11 Places • 1 Save • ago
Free
PORTOFINO
Gelateria Bar San Giorgio
@danyalazraki
Perfect spot by the pier for people-watching with a stunning location while grabbing a cup of gelato
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Delfino
@danyalazraki
The most beautiful aspect is the ambiance and the view. It's a gorgeous spot for outdoor dining.
Add to
Details
Antica Forneria di Recco (Portofino)
@danyalazraki
The focaccia which ready in no time is definitely something to try on, and the venue is truly charming.
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Details
Manebí Portofino
@danyalazraki
Manebí embodies the spirit of an endless summer, an effortless, carefree vibe woven through textures and shades. designed in Italy and hand crafted in Spain
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SANTA MARGHERITA
Piazza Caprera
@danyalazraki
Piazza Caperera, adorned with charming old buildings, is a cozy square nestled in the historic district. Lined with cafes and artisanal shops, it's the perfect spot to sip a cappuccino and watch the world go by.
Add to
Details
Gelateria Gepi Mare
@danyalazraki
Delight in the flavors of delicious gelato and cappuccino at Santa Margarita's finest spot! Their cremino di corte gelato stands out as one of the best in town.
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Details
KAMPOS Santa Margherita Ligure Boutique
@danyalazraki
KAMPOS exclusively utilizes 100% sustainable and recyclable materials to craft high-quality pieces of beachwear and resortwear, all made entirely in Italy.
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Details
Antica Sartoria by Giacomo Cinque
@danyalazraki
Embodies the essence of carefree summer style, with a range of effortlessly stylish pieces that exude a sense of laid-back sophistication.
Add to
Details
GENOVA
Via XX Settembre
@danyalazraki
La Via XX Settembre is an emblematic street in downtown Genoa, Italy, with stores, cafés & restaurants. Spanning just under a kilometer. It passes through Portoria (from Piazza De Ferrari to Ponte Monumentale) and San Vincenzo (from Ponte Monumentale to Via Cadorna, near Piazza della Vittoria).
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Piazza De Ferrari
@danyalazraki
Piazza de Ferrari is a lively area with significant buildings like Palazzo Ducale (former Doge's Palace turned cultural center), the neoclassical Genoa Opera House, Teatro Carlo Felice, and the historic Stock Exchange building.
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Christopher Columbus' House
@danyalazraki
Christopher Columbus' house in Genoa, Italy, is an 18th-century reconstruction of the place where he grew up. Originally situated next to Porta Soprana, outside the walls of Genoa built in the 14th century
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