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The statue of Paganini shines...and look up...

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Very large, impressive square with beautiful, large, very well preserved old buildings.

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The highest of the forts in Genoa and the only one not in the city municipality, but in that of Sant'Olcese. Easily accessible from the Baita del Diamante (Trensasco), Camporsella or from the Parco del Peralto, it offers truly stunning views and sunsets.

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The galleon figure is a real highlight

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Galleon Neptune, a beautiful ship with a beautiful galleon figure, was built in Turkey for the film "Pirates" by Roman Polanski.

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Climbing to the fort from Trensasco.

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The Carlo Felice Theater is the main theater of the city of Genoa and one of the most famous in Italy. It hosts the opera, ballet and symphony seasons, as well as concerts and various events.

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The Piazza de Ferrari is a square in the centre of the Italian city of Genoa. With its monumental fountain, it represents the agora of Genoa. On the occasion of the Columbus celebrations in 1992, the square was extensively restored, but without deviating from the 1936 design for the fountain by the architect Giuseppe Crosa di Vergagni. Some of Genoa's most important streets branch off from the Piazza de Ferrari (for example, Via XX Settembre in the direction of Levante). The square itself is located on a slight hill and is separated from the Porto Antico marina by the historic old town (Centro Storico). Towards the Ponente (west) it opens into the upscale streets Via Roma and Via XXV Aprile. The Carlo Felice Opera House is also located on this side.

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The Neptune is a replica of a fictional 17th-century galleon designed by naval architect David Cannell. The ship was built for Roman Polanski's 1985 film Pirates, in which she portrayed the Spanish ship of the same name.

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The ship is not a replica of a seventeenth century galleon, it is a fantasy model, you can tell by looking at the gigantic figurehead, if it wasn't made of plastic it would cause the ship to sink

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A beautiful ship in the port of Genoa.

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Beautiful ship to look at with a beautiful galleon figure!

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A beautiful fountain in a beautiful square in the middle of Genoa's old town.

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Abandoned fortress. Visit if you like to meet drug addicts.

The square, named after Raffaele De Ferrari, Duke of Galliera, politician and banker, has an irregular shape due to subsequent urban planning interventions that led to the fusion of two contiguous areas, urbanistically differentiated, as is highlighted by the different architectural styles of buildings. It occupies a total area of about 11,000 square meters. The current appearance of the square was born in the first two decades of the 20th century, with the construction of the three streets that converge there from the east: Via XX Settembre (1892-1901), Via Dante and Via Petrarca (1901-1915) ) and the four large buildings in eclectic style, headquarters of companies and institutions, built between 1899 and 1923 in the area created by the excavation of the S. Andrea hill. On the other side, there is the neoclassical profile of the buildings that Carlo Barabino built in the first half of the 19th century on the former Piazza San Domenico: the Carlo Felice Theatre (1827) and the Palazzo dell'Ligustic Academy of Fine Arts (1831).

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The Teatro Carlo Felice is the main opera house in the Italian city of Genoa. The house is known on a national level and is one of the best in Italy with its program, which includes operas, ballets, symphonies, but also lectures and other events. The Teatro is located in the central Piazza De Ferrari, and therefore in the center of the city itself. In front of the columns of the main entrance is the equestrian monument to the Italian general and national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi. The general manager of the house is Gennaro Di Benedetto.

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The Piazza de Ferrari is a square in the centre of the Italian city of Genoa. With its monumental fountain, it represents the agora of Genoa. On the occasion of the Columbus celebrations in 1992, the square was extensively restored, but without deviating from the 1936 design for the fountain by the architect Giuseppe Crosa di Vergagni. Some of Genoa's most important streets branch off from the Piazza de Ferrari (for example Via XX Settembre in the direction of Levante). The square itself is located on a slight hill and is separated from the Porto Antico marina by the historic old town (Centro Storico). Towards the Ponente (west) it opens into the upscale streets Via Roma and Via XXV Aprile. The Carlo Felice Opera House is also located on this side.

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The Carlo Felice theater is the city's opera house, the largest in the Liguria region and one of the best-known Italian theatres. Opera, ballet and the symphony season have found their place of choice in the Carlo Felice theater since 1827. Added to these shows are recitals and various events, for a program full of events with music and art. Severely damaged during the bombings of the Second World War, the Carlo Felice was rebuilt and inaugurated again in 1991. All that remains of the old Carlo Felice theater are the columns, the pronaos, the Latin inscription and the terrace overlooking Via XXV Aprile.

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elegant buildings around a fountain, unfortunately still with car traffic

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It is the opera house of Genoa, the largest in Liguria and one of the best known in Italy.

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