One day in Genoa

The top 10:

http://www.10cose.it/genova/cosa-vedere-genova.html

You may be tired on your last day and not want to tackle a lot in a big city. If so I would just go to Piazza Ferrari and from there walk into the old center, Cannetto Llungo, which are the characteristic narrow dark streets of Old Genoa. Otherwise, a leisurely walk down the promenade on Corso Italia ending in Boccadase, which is a colorful old cove area that has some seafood restaurants and a really good gelato place. Wherever you end up, I recommend eating two things while in Genoa: fresh focaccia from a bakery, and pasta with pesto.

Here's a little highlight blurb from the Guardian news co of Britain: Renaissance art at the several big palazzi on 16th-century Strada Nuova (museidigenova.it); the maritime museum (galatamuseodelmare.it); and two new Renzo Piano buildings on the revamped waterfront (the Bigo and the Biosfera).