Genoa in Italy🇮🇹

#OverseasTravelStrategy I visited Genova, so I'll share my travel diary✨ I absolutely had to eat pesto...! So I went to a restaurant recommended by a friend! There was a line before the restaurant opened, so reservations are a must👀 I only ordered pesto and beer, but it came with bread! It was so delicious💚 What surprised me was that it was so delicious and only cost about 8.5€! It's so cheap! This short pasta is called trofie, and it seems to be a traditional short pasta that originated in a town called Sori near Genova. It's sold cheaply at supermarkets, so I bought pesto sauce and this trofie as souvenirs! Now that my stomach is full, it's time for sightseeing! Genova also has a surprising number of tourist spots☺️ First up is Garibaldi Street, which is registered as a World Heritage Site! Many of the mansions from that time remain, and it's a street where you'll never get bored walking around with red and white palaces! Next is the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, with its distinctive stripes✨It seems to be the oldest church in Florence. It's a popular photo spot! And Columbus's house! It is said that Columbus grew up in Genoa, and the house where he lived is one of Genoa's most famous tourist spots✨ Next is Ferrari Square! Normally there is a fountain, but on this particular day it was closed as it was a national holiday;; It is beautifully lit up at night, so please be sure to check it out✴︎ Finally, there is a galley in Porto Antico! You can go inside ◎ All the tourist spots introduced here are on foot 🚶 It's a small town, so I think you can see everything in one day ☺️🇮🇹 ------------------------------------------------ ⭐︎Restaurant 📍Cavour modo21 | Trattoria Genovese Piazza Cavour, 21r, 16128 Genova GE, Italy 📍Via Garibaldi 📍Cattedrale di San Lorenzo 📍Casa di Cristoforo Colombo 📍Piazza de Ferrari 📍Porto Antico ------------------------------------------------