Ferrari Square: Located in the center of Genoa city streets, surrounded by 19th-century classic old buildings

I am a sea-viewing and wave-listening tour + global traveler, please follow me! (Published the 1597th travel shot in 56 countries/regions in 5 continents) Ferrari Square (Piazza de Ferrari) is located in the bustling city streets of Genoa. The center of the square is a gorgeous large fountain, this fountain has a series of nozzles that spray water into the pool, changing with the beat of the music, dreamlike. Surrounding the fountain are many important buildings, including the Governor's Mansion, Carlo Felice Theatre, Genoa Stock Exchange, and Baroque-style Jesus Cathedral, etc. These buildings have a long history, most of them are 18th and 19th-century buildings, very distinctive. To the east of the square is Genoa's main street, "September 20th Street". Not far to the southeast of the square is the former residence where the navigator Columbus lived in his youth. To the west is the Soprana Gate, a building from the earlier twelfth century. There are also a few small restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating next to the square. When you are tired, you can sit down and have a drink to relax.