Part of the Aquarium Village attactions, it's a 4 floor building, that let you travel across the history watching the naval science getting modern more and more. You can see models, ships, test yourself piloting the Titanic, visiting submarines or a Atlatic liner that in the early 1900 moved immigrants from Italy to America. More

Beautiful displays. Well organized. We loved the top floor, where we became Italian emmigranits, with our own passports and true story. More

If you are interested in sailing history, Galata Museo should be 'must see' for you. A lot of ship models and accessories on the first 3 floors and surprising interactive action on the last one. This place surely worth a visit. More

very interestingly made museum, and best part is real submarine. I loved it. More

We were two adults and two children (9 and 11). The museum has many scale ships and also real size models (including of a Genoese galley) and a large collection of maritime objects (maps, weapons, instruments). The HIGHLIGHT of the visit is the submarine visit which is absolutely wonderful. There is a separate fee for this visit. More

As an American living in Genova, I have been trying to visit almost all the museums! Art museums are my favorite so it took a while to visit the immense Galate Museo del Mare to learn about the history of navigation through interactive displays, educational games, art work, visiting a full sized replica of a 17th century Genovese galleon and... More

With five floors of exhibits, there's lots to see at this maritime museum located very near the Aquarium in the heart of Genoa. Although we can't read Italian, there's enough English description along the way to convey the awesome history of sea exploration from this part of Italy. The museum houses several full-size boats, and it's fun to explore them.... More