Camogli Things to Do

There is a Genovainforma kiosk in the center's busy Piazza De Ferrari. It's run by the city council carrying out an essential information service. It is not just for the ever increasing amounts of tourists who come to visit the... more

A typical cross street in the Albaro district, stretched across a ridge perpendicular to the sea, demarcated by the high walls which conceal the superb gardens belonging to the seventeenth century noblemens' villas. It was an a... more

This museum was founded in 1867 by Giacomo Doria, it is housed in a building built specifically for it. It contains important zoological, paleontological, botanical, an mineralogical collection from all over the world - these c... more

This place doesn't even open until around 11p or midnight! Customers begin to show up around 2a and stay until dawn. What's their secret? It truly feels like you are in someone's home here or even in your own house as you can r... more

In a hilly city like Genoa, the lifts and funicular railways are the best ways to get to the city's high areas. They also give you a chance to see some wonderful panoramas and get to some great places to go walking. The S.Anna... more

The church was renovated in 1640 and lost much of its original character because of a new neoclassical façade. However, it still has its splendid square bell tower with mullioned windows, octagonal spires and pinnacles. The qua... more

Mount Alpesisa is 1,000m high and can be reached from Via Prato, which is around 10km from the city centre and is easily reached with public transport. From Prato you head for S.Martino di Struppa continuing along the southern... more

A small bar on two floors in a very traditionally designed area. But from its electric, neon blue sign you can tell that this bar is trying to be different. The closer you get, the faster you hear where the loud music is coming... more

The entrance to this disco is through an office building, and it alternates dance evenings with live concerts and cabaret. It is a large place, but divided up in an odd way, with huge pillars that obstruct views of the shows an... more

The area of Quarto is better known as Quarto dei Mille because it was from here that Garibaldi left on his expedition to the south. Today there is an imposing statue to record the event giving the name of Monumento to the area... more