Benefit from a combo ticket in Genoa to enter the Aquarium of Genoa and Christopher Colombus' House. Explore the aquarium to find rare marine species like manatees, dolphins, and sharks before visiting the childhood home of the famous Italian explorer. Choose to start your day at the Aquarium of Genoa or at Christopher Colombus' House and spend as much time as you like within the sites. Discover an extensive range of aquatic biodiversity within the aquarium and walk through 70 exhibits displaying sea creatures from all over the world. Watch beautiful manatees swimming behind the glass and get up close to penguins. Pass just outside the ancient medieval walls to find Christopher Colombus' House. Learn about the life and childhood of the infamous navigator who sailed across the Atlantic Ocean. Explore the groundfloor workshop and venture into the attic.

See tanks with beautiful and strange aquatic life at the Genoa Aquarium. Discover creatures from the Ligurian Sea, the North Atlantic and Caribbean reefs. Watch dolphins, penguins, and sea cows play in their habitats. Visit the playful past of fantasy cinema at FantaCinema. View original pieces, memorabilia, statues, articles, and posters. Learn how the cinema of fantasy was born and how it developed. Listen to soundtracks of cult films as you tour the exhibits. Look at cult objects such as the famous "the machine of tempo” original used by Zemeckis in the movie Back to the Future, or the original costumes from Alien and Star Wars. Walk though the Harry Potter and Game of Kings sections.

Visit the wonderful Genoese residences of the XVI century and join this guided tour of the Rolli Palaces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A guided tour of some of the most sumptuous residences built by the aristocratic Genoese families during the so-called “ Secolo d’Oro“ (“The Golden Century”), between the 16th and 17th century. The System of the "Palazzi dei Rolli" includes splendid palaces with open staircases, courtyards and loggias overlooking gardens. The palaces, positioned at different levels, were part of a network of public hospitality houses for state visits, as decreed by the Senate of the Republic of Genoa in 1576. The “Rolli” (named from the parchment rolls in which the palaces were inscribed) were subdivided into three “bussoli”, balloting lists, where the palaces were registered according to their richness and dimension. Lots were drawn to decide which palace would have the privilege - and the duty - of playing host to visiting state dignitaries. The first “bussolo” was for cardinals, princes and viceroys, the second for large scale landowners and third for princes of lesser standing and ambassadors: the first example of hôtellerie in Europe. The “Rolli” were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006. These exclusive and elegantly decorated residences did not escape the eye of a fine artist as the great Flemish painter Rubens, who at the beginning of the 17th century published a book collecting the drawings of these buildings as a residential model for the Antwerp nobility. Experience a piece of Italy's extravagant Golden Century in Genoa.

Ticket: Escorted tour of Casa di Colombo Not far from Porta Soprana, just outside the ancient medieval walls, is the Casa di Colombo, where the discoverer of the Americas lived in his youth. According to archival documents, Domenico Colombo, father of the great navigator, moved here in 1455, when Christopher was four years old. The ground floor of the house was used as a workshop; an attic with wooden beams divides it from the upper floor, where the rooms for private use were located. Ticket: Escorted tour of Casa di Colombo Not far from Porta Soprana, just outside the ancient medieval walls, is the Casa di Colombo, where the discoverer of the Americas lived in his youth. According to archival documents, Domenico Colombo, father of the great navigator, moved here in 1455, when Christopher was four years old. The ground floor of the house was used as a workshop; an attic with wooden beams divides it from the upper floor, where the rooms for private use were located.

Book your entry ticket to FantaCinema Museum and immerse yourself in original pieces, memorabilia, statues, articles, and posters from your favorite films while learning how fantasy cinema was born and how it developed. Discover cult objects such as the famous DeLorean, the original time machine by Zemeckis in “Back to the Future” and the original costumes from “Alien” and “Star Wars.” Enter other worlds as you explore sections dedicated to the Harry Potter films and the section featuring the sword fight between the medieval-fantasy warriors of “Game of Kings.” Feel the magic of mythical scenes with the help of popular films' soundtracks. See what it would be like to be the protagonist. Stop at the section dedicated to shooting, editing, and projection tools and an engaging section dedicated to entertainment to get a glimpse of what takes place behind the scenes.

Dive deep into the heart of Genoa, one of Italy's most captivating and historically rich cities. With a dedicated private guide by your side, this walking tour will immerse you in a cityscape where the whispers of the past resonate through modern-day marvels. Commence your journey at the iconic Piazza De Ferrari, Genoa's main square, where the majestic fountain plays centerpiece against a backdrop of neo-classical and modern buildings. From here, you'll be drawn into a labyrinth of narrow alleys, locally known as ‘caruggi’. These winding pathways are the very veins of Genoa, revealing hidden gems at every turn, from quaint trattorias emitting tantalizing aromas to age-old shops showcasing traditional crafts. One of the many highlights of your tour will be the illustrious Via Garibaldi, which houses a series of grand palaces, each a testament to Genoa’s opulent past during the Renaissance era. Marvel at their intricate facades, and if curiosity beckons, delve into some of them which have now been transformed into museums. No visit to Genoa is complete without acknowledging its maritime heritage. As you approach the old port, you'll encounter the robust Genoa Aquarium, Europe's largest, and the Bigo, an architectural marvel offering panoramic views of the city. Your guide, brimming with tales of Genoese sailors, traders, and explorers, will ensure you grasp the gravity of Genoa's maritime influence. Throughout your tour, your guide will weave tales of notable figures who left their mark here, from Christopher Columbus, who set sail to discover new worlds, to the renowned violinist Niccolò Paganini, who struck chords that still reverberate today. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a history buff, or simply a curious traveler, this tour promises a comprehensive understanding of Genoa. Its mix of old-world charm, maritime legends, and Renaissance artistry will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on your travel memories. Conclude your excursion with personalized recommendations from your guide, ensuring the rest of your stay in Genoa is just as memorable. Embrace the spirit of Genoa, a city that, once visited, lingers in the heart forever.

Enjoy a private Genoa Tour from Milan for ten hours with a private tour guide for three hours and a private luxury vehicle with chauffeur that will pick you up and drop-off from your hotel in Milan or place of preference inside the city. Once your chauffeur has picked you up, you will go ahead to hour destination to meet with your private tour guide. In this tour you will have the opportunity to discover Genoa, a city located in the north of Italy and one of the most importants of the country. Thanks to your private tour guide you will discover the tourist attractions of Genoa like the Piazza de Ferrari located in the centre, Piazza Dante where you can find the house of Christopher Columbus, the Strade Nuove in the old city inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2006, the Mannerist palaces that includes the Palazzo Rosso, the Palazzo Reale and the Palazzo Bianco, the cathedral of San Lorenzo, the port of Genoa that contains an old lighthouse and much more To finish the tour, your private chauffeur will drop you off to your hotel in Milan or place of preference inside the city.

Full day tour by train from Rome Enjoy a full day walking tour through Florence with a small group tour. Once in the city center, you can breathe the atmosphere of medieval streets and craftsmen's workshops and see masterpieces by Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci and Botticelli, including Michelangelo's David at the "Accademia". See the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, with its beautiful dome designed by Brunelleschi and admire the Baptistery as well as Giotto's Bell Tower. But Florence is also an important city for Italian fashion, being one of the 15 fashion capitals of the world. After the guided tour, you will have time for yourself to do what you prefer to do. For lunch, you have many options such as bars, typical restaurants, pizzerias but the most famous dish in Florence is the Florentine steak with good red wine. Let yourself be guided by the tour escort for shopping, eating, sightseeing and everything will be easier.