The Cinque Terre and Genoa in Italy

Visiting the Cinque Terre, one can take the train. For those who are physically fit, they can also traverse mountains and valleys, taking a break to admire the scenery when tired. Genoa has a free tourist elevator that offers panoramic views of the entire city. The cemetery in Genoa is famous for its exquisite sculptures, featuring works from various schools such as Baroque, Classicism, and Romanticism, and has left a profound impression on Nietzsche and Mark Twain. A local specialty of Genoa is Focaccia, similar to pizza. Both locals and tourists enjoy eating it while sitting on the street side. Genoa has the largest maritime museum in the Mediterranean area, which displays scenes of Italians immigrating to America over a hundred years ago.