THis street was beautiful as was the adjacent shopping street with Gucci, etc. We just would go into the foyers of the buildings because we we just walking and looking. The restoration of the buildings is superb.
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THis street was beautiful as was the adjacent shopping street with Gucci, etc. We just would go into the foyers of the buildings because we we just walking and looking. The restoration of the buildings is superb.
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A stroll along Via Garibaldi gives you some idea of what it must have been like in Genoa one hundred, two hundred years ago, and more. There are museums and churches along the way, and you could easily spend half a day walking along the Via and ducking in and out of museums and galleries.
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Great places for street foods and deserts. We did lots of looking!
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The palaces are impressive even though the street is narrow and therefore a bit in the shade. I found the palazzo rosso the most interesting for its rooftop views and the quality of its art. The family who owned it were powerful and rich enough to have van Dyke paint them - and the portraits are still there.
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I liked the street but it was confusing to know where to purchase tickets. They need to explain it better in tour guides.
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You realise what this place was like in the 16th century and why it was, with VEnice, one of the capitals of world trade.
If you want to really enjoy this, get hold of Rubens' (yes, that Rubens) book on the buildings of via Garibaldi. You will be amazed
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a street full of history and rich tradition. You'll have to walk with your nose up to the sky, to make sure you can appreciate the beauty of the architecture of the palazzi from the wealthy families of Genova. Have a look at the shops, coffee bars, restaurants and walk inside the palazzi courtyard wherever you can.
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This street was elected as World Eritage by UNESCO a few years ago. The real name of the street isn't Via Garibaldi the infamous mercenary, but "Strada Nuova" as it was named in the 1500s when it was built. Along the street there are the most beautiful ancient buildings (and the City Hall) of the city. Some of them became...
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The place is simply great! If you don't fall in love in Genova before, for sure you will after seeing the street. The museums can be skipped as they don't have that much to offer. A walk in the evening strongly recommended cause the buildings are well enlighten. Walk to piazza Ferrari to enjoy the heart of the city.
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This street is a gem: very beautiful buildings, a must
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