A historical street in Genoa, well-known for its ancient places is culturally significant since time unknown is what you shouldn’t miss on your vacation to Genoa. Dating back to the 16th century, this street is now a UNESCO world heritage site. A point of reference of many renowned authors in the English literature like Charles Dickens, this street is a pride of Genoa. Delightful edifices, belonging to the richest Italians of the Renaissance, will catch your eye and interest.

This monumental walk begins from the Piazza Fontane Marose and goes up to Piazza della Meridiana which is on the very edges of the historic medieval centre. The 13 important buildings that once belonged to aristocratic families are worth visiting individually. These include: the Palazzo Gambaro is owned by the Banco di Chiavari and the Ligurian Riviera, Palazzo Cambiaso is the headquarters of Bipop, Palazzo Spinola is currently owned by Deutsche Bank; others are public buildings, like Palazzo Carrega Cataldi, which houses the offices of the Camera di Commercio (Business), or the Palazzo Doria Tursi (Municipio) , which is the premises of the Genoa City Council. Others still have been converted into museums, like the Palazzo Brignole (Galleria di Palazzo Rosso ) and the Palazzo Grimaldi opposite( Galleria di Palazzo Bianco )

 A tour through this street is definitely a walk to remember. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Genoa itinerary 1 day.

• The street is full with little cafes and local shops for a quick bite.
• The buildings have guided tours available in English.

• The street is open at all times.

• Take the bus no. 27.

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