Explore Genoa on a circular urban trekking route that traces the steps of Christopher Columbus. This engaging journey blends famous landmarks with genuine Ligurian cuisine and wine tastings at a local bottega.
Explore Genoa on a circular urban trekking route that traces the steps of Christopher Columbus. This engaging journey blends famous landmarks with genuine Ligurian cuisine and wine tastings at a local bottega.
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Christopher Columbus’ House - Immerse yourself in the essence of Genoa with a memorable circular urban trek beginning at the renowned House of Christopher Columbus.
Embark on a carefully crafted 4 km loop that takes you through the city’s most significant sites—from medieval gates and artisan alleys to breathtaking terraces and historic squares….
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Christopher Columbus’ House - Immerse yourself in the essence of Genoa with a memorable circular urban trek beginning at the renowned House of Christopher Columbus.
Embark on a carefully crafted 4 km loop that takes you through the city’s most significant sites—from medieval gates and artisan alleys to breathtaking terraces and historic squares. Experience the rich tapestry of Genoese culture, uncover hidden gems, local myths, and landmarks such as Porta Soprana, Piazza De Ferrari, Via Garibaldi, and Spianata Castelletto.
Conclude this journey with a delightful tasting of Ligurian wines and cuisine at BioTigullio5Terre, featuring focaccia, pesto, and local wines like Vermentino and Ciliegiolo.
- Brunch
- Brunch
- Private transportation
- Private transportation
- Local Tipical Wine & Pesto - Focacia - Focaccia Genovese – Pesto tasting – Local cheese & cured meat platter Wine tasting – 1 glass of Vermentino + 1 glass of Ciliegiolo
- Local Tipical Wine & Pesto - Focacia - Focaccia Genovese – Pesto tasting – Local cheese & cured meat platter Wine tasting – 1 glass of Vermentino + 1 glass of Ciliegiolo
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
