Genoa, Italy is home to amazing food, historic sights, and the largest Medieval town in Europe. Here's everything you need to do when visiting this scenic coastal city.

Eat your fill of pesto, wander the historic port, and branch out to seaside towns in Genoa, the Italian Riviera's best-kept secret.

Genoa, no longer a way station on the Italian Riviera, is bustling with wine bars, restaurants and a newly refurbished waterfront.

Mourners remembered 18 of the victims of the deadly bridge collapse in the Italian city of Genoa at a joint state funeral service on Saturday that was reportedly boycotted by some families amid ...

Genoa city guide: Where to stay, eat, drink and shop in this affordable Italian charmer This low-key, low-priced port city is the home of simple, salt-of-the-earth pleasures such as pesto and ...

Classic pesto, as defined in its birthplace of Genoa, Italy, contains only seven ingredients: basil, pine nuts, Parmesan and pecorino cheeses, garlic, coarse salt, and olive oil. Roberto Panizza ...

The death toll in the collapse of a highway bridge in the northwestern Italian city of Genoa rose to at least 39 on Wednesday, authorities said. At least two people are missing.

GENOA, Italy — Italy’s oldest soccer club is now under the ownership of Romanian businessman Dan Șucu. Genoa announced on Wednesday that Șucu had acquired a majority stake after a capital ...

This Italian city has long been overlooked but has been getting increasing attention for its history, culture and fine setting. Could it be Italy’s next big destination?

Inspiration How to Eat Your Way Through Genoa, Italy's Most Underrated City The ancient port city (and birthplace of pesto) has incredible street food, hidden restaurants, and markets.

A section of the Ponte Morandi Bridge in Genoa collapsed on Tuesday, sending cars and trucks that had been driving on the A10 motorway crashing down below.

Italy inaugurates a sleek new bridge in Genoa on Monday, though relatives of the 43 people killed when the old viaduct collapsed say the pomp and ceremony risk overshadowing the tragedy.