Vittoria In

23/05/2026: Considered the oldest public porticoes in Italy, and perhaps Europe, they date back to at least 1133, at the public initiative of the City Consuls, who established precise rules for their construction. It is a long covered market, approximately 800 meters long, divided into four sectors (one of which, called Sottoripa "the dark one," is semi-hidden and little-known), restored between 1992 and 2004, when the facades of the buildings were restored, by the City of Genoa. Always popular, given their central location—they are opposite the Aquarium—in recent times (summer 2024), unfortunately, there have been incidents of petty crime that threaten to tarnish the fame of this important historical site.

27/03/2026: A friend from Genoa introduced us to this unassuming restaurant, but we were very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. You'll find local produce paired with delicious wines. The staff is friendly and offers excellent advice.