timgriffin
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Going to Italy in March next year Genoa whats the weather like then anyone been, any places of interest worth looking at and places to eat.
Tim
Tim
Genoa Italy in March
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blueglass
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Was there in May a couple of years ago and it was greyish and wet - but that's weather for you -it varies!
Good place to go though- we were in the marina in centre of the city quay - can't remember the name. V smelly - there is raw sewage pumped in directly, you get used to it after a while.
For food - ignore tourist trap places on the piers, cross the main drag that runs along harbour front and get into the labyrinth of narrow streets of the old city - losts of very good, but reasonable priced restaurants.- as long as you like Italian food of course, coz like everywhere in Italy - that's pretty much all you'll get.
takea ride up the Biggo - a kind of glass bubble lift - for great views of the city and get your bearings for walks around the re vamped dockland area.
Good place to go though- we were in the marina in centre of the city quay - can't remember the name. V smelly - there is raw sewage pumped in directly, you get used to it after a while.
For food - ignore tourist trap places on the piers, cross the main drag that runs along harbour front and get into the labyrinth of narrow streets of the old city - losts of very good, but reasonable priced restaurants.- as long as you like Italian food of course, coz like everywhere in Italy - that's pretty much all you'll get.
takea ride up the Biggo - a kind of glass bubble lift - for great views of the city and get your bearings for walks around the re vamped dockland area.
vas
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if you have time to spare, definitely worth visiting Cinque Terra, accessible via rail from Genoa it's something completely different, well worth it! Was there (driving though) a month ago, amazing place
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timgriffin
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Thanks peeps it sounds good and had a look on google so looking forward to the trip best to get info from peeps who have been ,
Cheers
Tim
Cheers
Tim
BartW
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fully agree,
last summer we cruised along the coast from Rome to France,
the ligurian coast from La Spezia till Portofino ,
oa Cinque Terra was the best part, and really worth a visit,
even better by boat
report of our trip:
http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=281034&page=7
unfortunately we made a shortcut over the Genua bay, so can't give advice on that.
Jack Haines
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Hi Tim,
Hard to say about weather, we usually go at the other end of the season for the boat show in October and we've had everything from blazing sunshine to serious storms.
The old town is a great start, a very quaint tangle of old cobbled streets with bars and restaurants all over the place. Two recommendations for food would be Il Guscio on Via Ottobre and L'aragosta in the old town.
I hope that helps, enjoy your trip!
Jack
Hard to say about weather, we usually go at the other end of the season for the boat show in October and we've had everything from blazing sunshine to serious storms.
The old town is a great start, a very quaint tangle of old cobbled streets with bars and restaurants all over the place. Two recommendations for food would be Il Guscio on Via Ottobre and L'aragosta in the old town.
I hope that helps, enjoy your trip!
Jack
