Camogli Things to Do

In the valley of the Bisagno river, this Benedictine abbey is one of the most important and best preserved Romanesque, Genoan churches. Commissioned in 1025 by the Landolfo bishop in the birthplace of the first bishop of Genoa,... more

Rebuilt between the 12th and 14th centuries on the site of a Benedictine abbey dating from 960, this is the most important religious building from the medieval era in Genoa, together with the San Siro abbey. The beautiful Roman... more

Agenzia Regionale per la Promozione Turistica in Liguria is a regional body which co-ordinates all the activities of the individual tourism bodies, in order to promote the image of the whole of Liguria. It supplies tourists and... more

An established bathing complex with a wonderful terrace on the rocks by the Nervi pathway. In the winter, clients can eat outside, under a bower where the tables are protected from the wind by glass panels. Thus you can enjoy t... more

The building stands in a dominant position at the top of an impressive stairway and its imposing façade is unmistakable due to the large Genoese coat-of-arms (a red cross on a white background). It was built between the beginni... more

It is linked to the two most important buildings in Genoa, the Cattedrale di S.Lorenzo and the Palazzo Ducale, by means of hanging bridges. It was built in 1581 as the Palazzetto Criminale, or the predecessor to the modern pris... more

Situated on the main floor of the Palazzo Ducale, this archive houses all documents relating to the republic's administrative activities, from the 15th century until the end of the eighteenth century. It also houses the Adminis... more

Located within the Palazzo Doria Pamphily "del Principe", this collection houses sketches, posters and other material from the second half of the nineteenth century till today, as well as various tools used in the advertising s... more

The layout of the whole area and the various architectural constructions in the Old Port, have now become a perfect example of the coexistence of old buildings and modern edifices. The salvaging and refurbishment of the histori... more

Named after one of Italy's most famous poets, the Eugenio Montale Auditorium is a part of Teatro Carlo Felice, Genoa's principle opera house and among the most noted venues in all of Italy. The theater has a smaller stage and s... more