Family Things To Do in Genoa, Liguria, Italy

This museum, one of the main tourist attractions in Italy, welcomes millions of visitors each year. Built b... More on Yahoo! Travel

The kids giggled alot and then beautiful pee from fishees too I had a great time More on Yahoo! Travel

Agenzia Motonautica Ligure is at the mouth of the river Boate, near to the entrance to the tourist port of Rapallo, and hires out motor boats with ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This company is at the mouth of the river Boate, near to the entrance to ... More on Yahoo! Travel

One of the great classics with a magnificent view of the Gulf of Silence in Sestri Levanti. To reach Punta Manara (166m above sea level) there are two alternative tours: via Casa Mendrella, a trip lasting an hour and a quarter and ... More on Yahoo! Travel

There is an overpriced cafeteria /restaurant but it provides great views of the port area, so live a little! More on TripAdvisor

The hands-on exhibits help one identify with the Italian sailors who explored the seas over many, many ce... More on TripAdvisor

This picturesque little narrow-guage train travels the 25km from Genova to the village of Casella in the Sc... More on Yahoo! Travel

The description in the guide book was right on the money: It is a narrow gauge railroad that climbs the mou... More on Yahoo! Travel

Hires out 'Viola,' a magnificent 21m long, wooden sailing boat a Sangermani (a historical shipyard in Lavagna) with air conditioning, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Mount Alpesisa is 1,000m high and can be reached from Via Prato, which is around 10km from the city centre and is easily reached with public transport. From Prato you head for S.Martino di Struppa ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Mount Alpesisa is 1,000m high and can be reached via Prato, which is around 10km from the city centre ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Punta Martin with its 1001m is a mountain with a daring profile which can be reached by the rocky ridge to the south-west whilst it becomes more accessible if you leave from Colla Lencisa (569m) and can be reached by going back up ... More on Yahoo! Travel