Travel by train from Verona to Genoa
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If you are looking for a classy destination for a weekend or a holiday, Verona is one of the most beautiful cities in Italy, an unmissable choice. The city of Romeo and Juliet, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is rich in history and architecture.

Verona is a city full of monuments, some of which are free to visit, such as the Arch of Constantine, the Roman Theatre, the Castelvecchio with its art museum and the Lamberti Tower, from which you can admire a splendid panoramic view of the city. For a romantic walk and a souvenir photo there is Piazza Erbe, one of the oldest in the city, surrounded by ancient palaces and the characteristic Palazzo della Ragione. For a unique experience, it is worth visiting the Arena of Verona, a Roman arena from the 1st century AD still in use for shows.

If you want to visit something different, you can go to Villa Giusti del Giardino, one of the largest and most beautiful gardens in Italy, with an area of about 12 hectares, where you can admire fountains, statues, woods and an English park. If you want to explore the Venetian countryside, you can visit the Valpolicella wine region, with its wineries and vineyards.

What to eat in Verona? Verona is rich in authentic flavours that evoke the ancient culinary tradition. Among the typical dishes are bigoli with duck, risotto all'isolana, pastissada de caval, a splendid dish based on horse meat, and the famous Verona pandoro and panettone, two sweet products of ancient origin.

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Whether it's a business trip, a holiday or simply a weekend of discovery, taking a train to Genoa is always a great choice. Genoa is an ancient city rich in history, to be discovered by walking through its streets and alleys, but also a modern city, in continuous evolution.

For a day trip, Genoa offers a series of must-see destinations. In the historic center there are some precious testimonies of the past greatness of Genoa: the imposing Palazzo Ducale, the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and the beautiful Palazzo Reale with its gardens. Also, don't forget to take a walk on the famous Porto Antico, visit the big Lantern or take a boat ride to admire the city's panorama from the sea.

For a more modern experience, Genoa offers a series of museums, including the Natural History Museum, the Contemporary History Museum and the Risorgimento Museum. The city is also known for its beaches and its crystal clear waters, which host a great variety of marine life, from dolphins to monk seals.

As for food, Genoa offers a rich Ligurian cuisine with simple but tasty dishes. Here you can find local dishes such as the traditional focaccia, pesto, chickpea soup, baccalà alla genovese and farinata, a kind of chickpea flour omelette. Another specialty to try is the inevitable Genoese ice cream: nothing better after a day of walking.

Finally, don't forget to take an Italo ticket to reach Genoa, the city of ports and travels, and discover all its beauties!