This itinerary focuses on the Porto Antico area for convenience and utilizes the city's unique vertical transport. Booking tickets for the Aquarium and City of Children in advance is highly recommended for families to save time and money.

Explore the vibrant Porto Antico area, designed by Renzo Piano, perfect for an evening walk to see the boats and soak in the harbor atmosphere.
Great for all ages, stroller-friendly, flat walking paths.
Easily accessible by foot or bus from the city center.
Take the historic Castelletto lift up for a breathtaking panoramic sunset view of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.
A magical experience for kids and adults. Duration: 1 hour including the ride and lookout time.
Requires an AMT transport ticket unless child is under 1.15m.
Visit the famous Genoa Aquarium, Europe's largest, to see sharks, dolphins, penguins, and manatees.
Perfect for ages 3-12. Allow 3 hours. Booking online mandatory.
Located at Porto Antico, walking distance from public transit.
Visit The City of Children and Youth, an interactive science museum focused on the five senses.
Hands-on fun for ages 3-12. Duration: 2-3 hours.
Located right next to the Aquarium.
Wander the narrow 'caruggi' of the historic center to see medieval architecture and stop for local focaccia.
Great for an immersive cultural experience.
Pedestrian area, best explored on foot.
Visit the Cathedral of San Lorenzo to see the famous replica bomb in the nave, a fascinating story for children.
Quick, interesting historical visit for school-age children.
Central location, easy to reach on foot.
Explore the beautiful Parchi di Nervi, a vast green space with villa gardens, waterfalls, and a seaside promenade.
Ideal for active kids to run around. Shaded playground on-site.
Accessible by a short train or bus ride from central Genoa.
Enjoy a relaxed family lunch at the Anita Garibaldi promenade with stunning views over the cliffs and sea.
Safe, scenic walkway suitable for all ages.
Located directly adjacent to the parks.
Finish the weekend at the picturesque fishing village of Boccadasse, perfect for an afternoon ice cream and watching the boats.
Charming, colorful houses and pebble beach; a classic Genoese spot.
Accessible by bus or a nice walk along Corso Italia.
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