Opened in 2004, located in Calata De Mari. It is Italy’s largest maritime museum, featuring exhibits on Genoa’s seafaring history, ship models, and a reconstructed 17th-century galley.
Founded in 1339, located in Piazza Matteotti. This historic palace now hosts art exhibitions, cultural events, and offers tours of its stunning rooms and architecture.
Established in 1919, located in Via Balbi. The museum showcases lavish royal apartments, frescoes, and an impressive collection of art and decorative objects.
Located in Via Garibaldi, including Palazzo Rosso, Palazzo Bianco, and Palazzo Tursi. These museums house important art collections featuring works by Caravaggio, Veronese, and Rubens.
Opened in 1905, located in Villetta Di Negro. This museum features a vast collection of Asian art, including Japanese prints, sculptures, and ceramics.
Established in 1977, located in Piazza Sarzano. Housed in a former monastery, it exhibits medieval and Renaissance sculptures, frescoes, and architectural fragments.
Opened in 2009, located in Via al Porto Antico. Dedicated to the history of Genoa C.F.C., the oldest football club in Italy, featuring memorabilia, trophies, and interactive exhibits.
Founded in 1867, located in Via Brigata Liguria. This natural history museum features extensive collections of zoological, botanical, and geological specimens.
Opened in 1932, located in Corso Dogali. Housed in a neo-Gothic castle, it features ethnographic and archaeological collections gathered by Captain Enrico Alberto d’Albertis.
Established in 1985, located in Via Jacopo Ruffini. A contemporary art museum set in a 19th-century villa, featuring works by Italian and international artists.
Founded in 1992, located in Via Pegli. This museum showcases Genoa’s naval history, with exhibits on shipbuilding, navigation, and maritime artifacts.
Established in 1751, located in Largo Pertini. This museum displays works by Ligurian artists from the 15th to the 20th century, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts.
Established in 1956, located in Piazza San Lorenzo. Houses a collection of religious artifacts, including precious liturgical objects, relics, and manuscripts.
Opened in 1915, located in Via Lomellini. Chronicles the history of the Italian unification movement, with exhibits on significant events, documents, and artifacts.
Founded in 1936, located in Via Pallavicini. Features archaeological finds from Liguria, including prehistoric artifacts, Roman relics, and medieval objects.
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