Posted 1 year ago by 
marcelus in response to 
bekky's question:
marcelus in response to bekky's question: I knew there's a street lined with lots of palaces in Genoa. Which one?(give a different answer) .
Via Garibaldi is thriving on its palaces, I've never seen so many crummed together in my life. Palazzo Bianco, dating back to the 16th century is eye-cathing, and requests a 2 days visit for a deep analysis. There are 1 day passes for 8 euros, and 3 day cards for 12. You can then move on the the 17th century Palazzo Roso, with a 3.10 euros entrance fee, and Galeria Nazzionale di Palazzo Spinola. Don't oversee Caravaggio's "Ecce Homo" on display here!
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