Youth Hostel in Genoa
Travel Tips for Genoa (Page 2/2)
Budget Meals
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30 Jun 2011 Stephanie, Canada:
We had a lot of fun gettign on the train and going to the smaller towns... They had amazing coastlines and great beaches! |
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29 Apr 2011 Wolfgang, Germany:
Both nearby restaurants are recommended, one is directly up the stairs from the hostel, the other one is a 1km walk through the wood (steep) or a bit further over the road. |
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29 Apr 2011 Wolfgang, Germany:
Harbour & Aquarium, historic part of the town, like Via Garibaldi, Cable car down from / up to Righi, which you can reach by bus easily. |
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29 Apr 2011 Wolfgang, Germany:
Just East or West at the coast, or up into the mountains. Here you'll have it all, plus a city with a population of about 600,000. Very nice place. And that blue of the Mediterranean can't be reproduced artificially; you have to experience that yourself. |
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25 Apr 2011 Eduardo, France:
Cinaue terre parc1 You cant miss that! |
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29 Apr 2011 Wolfgang, Germany:
We haven't tried this, since we came with our 6-year-old daughter. |
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30 Jul 2010 Vicki, Australia:
I intend to stay at HI Hostel at Firenze! A great hostel! |
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24 Jul 2010 Anna, Poland:
Pizzeria OLIMAN in Genova-Nervi |
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| HI Hostel GenoaThe modern and functional Genova Youth Hostel, is located on an enviable scenic place. It gives you the possibility to discover an interesting city like Genova. First of all the Aquarium, the biggest in Europe and second in the world (discount for AIG/Hostelling International members). A holiday in Genova is a good opportunity to visit its palaces, churches and other thousand curiosities and to explore the interesting back country. | more...... |