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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Genoa

We took the train from Santa Margherita into Genoa, a very enjoyable 40 minute ride with lovely views of the seaside. The city has a prosperous and cosmopolitan feel to it. Genoa has a proud nautical history which has been celebrated in recent years by the rejuvenation of the old port area and the opening of a maritime museum and Europe’s largest aquarium. But apart from a quick walk around the port we didn’t visit any of that so here’s what you’re getting instead.

Now where’d I leave my bike??013b 011b 
This lovely old guy played his evocative sax music to the passers by …..

….. he is right in the middle of this covered arcade on the main shopping street – you had to be there to appreciate the  fantastic acoustics114

015bThe impressive fountain in the central piazza 113b 027bA flavour of the cultural heritage in the narrow streets of the old town

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