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Cattedrale San Lorenzo
This black-and-white, massive marble structure was consecrated in 1118 in honour of St. Lawrence, and has held many an important meeting, for both religious and civic purposes. A chapel inside houses a Second World War bomb that was fired from a British warship, through the ceiling, but miraculously failed to explode. Join a guided tour to get inside.
Address: Via Tommaso Reggio 17 Genoa GE Italy
 +39 (0) 10 2471831
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San Siro
The San Siro is Genoa's oldest church, and is the city's original cathedral. Initially constructed from the fourth to the ninth centuries, the building was somewhat restored in the 16th and 17th centuries. The interior is a touch spooky, reminiscent of Italy's Dark Ages.
Address: Via San Luca Genoa GE Italy
+39 (0) 10 22461468
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