Leilighet i Genova, Italia - hos Tommaso
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Har plass til 5
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175 m²
1 enkeltseng
1 dobbeltseng
1 babyseng
1 ekstra enkeltseng
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tommaso har beskrevet sitt hjem på engelsk, italiensk.
Hva kommer du til å elske i dette hjemmet
Our place is in the very heart of the historical centre, situated in one of the most interesting streets. Perfect for travellers who wants to know the real Genoa, lovers of small things and meetings. Genoa is also the perfect base to day trips (by train, bus or ferry) to Portofino, Cinque Terre, Golfo Paradiso, Camogli, Zoagli, Sestri Levante and many others...
The Flat, part of a XVII century palace, is nice and spacious, it has a big living-room, a typical ligurian kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a cozy studio on the second floor... It' s a unique colourful house; full of art pieces made by young and talented artists, and a huge collection of kids books.
Apartment is really in the middle of the Genoa's historical city center and its "vicoli" (typical narrow and labyrinthine streets). Situated 30m from the famous Via Garibaldi, in one of the most alive and characteristic area of the Genoa's old town.
The Flat, part of a XVII century palace, is nice and spacious, it has a big living-room, a typical ligurian kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a cozy studio on the second floor... It' s a unique colourful house; full of art pieces made by young and talented artists, and a huge collection of kids books.
Apartment is really in the middle of the Genoa's historical city center and its "vicoli" (typical narrow and labyrinthine streets). Situated 30m from the famous Via Garibaldi, in one of the most alive and characteristic area of the Genoa's old town.
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You will be 4 minutes walk from the Aquarium, 5 from the Cathedral and less than a minute from Via Garibaldi and all its palaces; surrounded by little mediterranean squares, narrow streets full of nice restaurants and romantic corners.
Exactly between the two main train stations (10-15min walk or 2 metro stops) this flat is 200m away from metro and bus stations but you'll probably don't need them because you'll be able to reach all the Genoa's main attraction by your own feet.
Exactly between the two main train stations (10-15min walk or 2 metro stops) this flat is 200m away from metro and bus stations but you'll probably don't need them because you'll be able to reach all the Genoa's main attraction by your own feet.
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Here some articles about our city and our land :)
Genoa Isn’t Rome or Florence. That’s Part of Its Charm - New York Times
"Genoa is not Florence, Rome or Venice. There is no predigested list of must-see attractions or must-do activities, no romantic watery lagoons, no birth of the Renaissance to chase after. Its tourist infrastructure might be summed up as less is more. The city invites — in fact, it requires — you to have your own experience. And it repays the effort. “Once Genoa gets inside of you, it cannot be purged,” Mr. Wolfson said. “Genoa has a heart and soul like no other.” "
link: www.nytimes.com/2017/04/25/travel/genoa-italy-charm-alternative-rome-florence-venice.html
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52 Places to Go in 2019 - New York Times
"Golfo Paradiso - Liguria - A rare unspoiled gem on the Italian Riviera
...between glamorous Portofino and the industrial port of Genoa, remains a peaceful sliver of coastline rarely explored by travelers to the region. Known as the Golfo Paradiso, this small gulf is home to five often-overlooked villages, including Camogli, a colorful fishing hamlet as charming as any of the Cinque Terre. Italians will boast about the renowned local cuisine: fresh-caught anchovies, hand-rolled trofie pasta and cheese-filled focaccia from the town of Recco, a specialty that recently earned I.G.P. status, a prestigious Italian designation for quality food products. Between meals, explore blooming gardens in Pieve Ligure, beaches in Sori and the Romanesque abbey of San Fruttuoso, which is accessible only by boat or a long, sweaty hike."
link: www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/travel/places-to-visit.html
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Hidden Italy: three city break gems to discover - The Guardian
"The birthplace of Christopher Columbus is Italy's sixth-largest city, but comes much lower down the most-visited list. Its Unesco-listed historic centre is a buzzing, atmospheric place."
link: www.theguardian.com/travel/2013/mar/29/hidden-italy-city-breaks-discover
Genoa Isn’t Rome or Florence. That’s Part of Its Charm - New York Times
"Genoa is not Florence, Rome or Venice. There is no predigested list of must-see attractions or must-do activities, no romantic watery lagoons, no birth of the Renaissance to chase after. Its tourist infrastructure might be summed up as less is more. The city invites — in fact, it requires — you to have your own experience. And it repays the effort. “Once Genoa gets inside of you, it cannot be purged,” Mr. Wolfson said. “Genoa has a heart and soul like no other.” "
link: www.nytimes.com/2017/04/25/travel/genoa-italy-charm-alternative-rome-florence-venice.html
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52 Places to Go in 2019 - New York Times
"Golfo Paradiso - Liguria - A rare unspoiled gem on the Italian Riviera
...between glamorous Portofino and the industrial port of Genoa, remains a peaceful sliver of coastline rarely explored by travelers to the region. Known as the Golfo Paradiso, this small gulf is home to five often-overlooked villages, including Camogli, a colorful fishing hamlet as charming as any of the Cinque Terre. Italians will boast about the renowned local cuisine: fresh-caught anchovies, hand-rolled trofie pasta and cheese-filled focaccia from the town of Recco, a specialty that recently earned I.G.P. status, a prestigious Italian designation for quality food products. Between meals, explore blooming gardens in Pieve Ligure, beaches in Sori and the Romanesque abbey of San Fruttuoso, which is accessible only by boat or a long, sweaty hike."
link: www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/travel/places-to-visit.html
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Hidden Italy: three city break gems to discover - The Guardian
"The birthplace of Christopher Columbus is Italy's sixth-largest city, but comes much lower down the most-visited list. Its Unesco-listed historic centre is a buzzing, atmospheric place."
link: www.theguardian.com/travel/2013/mar/29/hidden-italy-city-breaks-discover
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