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Top Liguria hotels

La Spezia Hotels: 120 Reviews - 250 Photos
Santa Margherita Ligure Hotels: 77 Reviews - 258 Photos
Monterosso al Mare Hotels: 184 Reviews - 622 Photos
Riomaggiore Hotels: 286 Reviews - 921 Photos
Genoa Hotels: 728 Reviews - 1882 Photos
Portofino Hotels: 124 Reviews - 450 Photos
Vernazza Hotels: 246 Reviews - 809 Photos
Manarola Hotels: 185 Reviews - 518 Photos
Sestri Levante Hotels: 31 Reviews - 95 Photos
Portovenere Hotels: 144 Reviews - 360 Photos
Levanto Hotels: 28 Reviews - 49 Photos
Camogli Hotels: 36 Reviews - 97 Photos
San Remo Hotels: 31 Reviews - 89 Photos
Bordighera Hotels: 4 Reviews - 6 Photos
Chiavari Hotels: 24 Reviews - 66 Photos

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House of Christopher Columbus Genoa

3 Reviews Or what is left of it. Says the sign. But it is not. It is the remains of a house from that period. No reason at all to believe CC lived here. He may have, of course. It's very close to the Palazzo...

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Galeon Genoa

1 Review Well, it's not a "real" tourist trap from any point of view, but better to tell you something about this (looking) old ship. It's not a 17th century galeon, it was built in the 80s fot Roman...

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Costa Del America

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While the Cinque Terre are extremely beautiful and definitely worth a few days visit and we will be back. NO OFFENCE guys but it is overrun with Americans in a HUGE way everywhere you turn. (Please do not take offence to this as it in no way affected our holiday...... and is great for the tourism in the area) its just VERY apparent its more like Costa del America. We have stayed in Monterosso twice and and love it alot for the scenery, weather & sea food. It would be nice to hear at least one tourist speak the native tounge to the locals and stop shouting English at them they are not deaf!! They are after all Italian!!! (again this does not apply to all tourists as some make the effort) If I see or hear mention of Rick Steve......good God ;o). Other then the beautiful hill walking, take an hour to sit by the sea and enjoy a bottle of the local Prosecco and watch the world go by followed...