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Genoa is an insignificant seaport and a city in the northern part of Italy. The city has an overall population of over 6 lakhs. Due to its magnificent past, it is often called ‘la Superba’, which means superb. Genoa is quite good a tourist destination. A few places that you should visit in and around the city are; Palazzo Ducale, the theatres, the museums, the parks, the aquarium, the Villa Durazzo Pallavicini, Lanterna, Casella Train and the Centro storico.

Genoa is very famous for its charter shows. The show is one among the most imperative international exhibitions related to super yachts and charter professionals. This event is in the ‘must attend’ list of all the yacht charter experts. Even the most honored yacht charter brokers and agencies globally attend the show.
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Genoa is one of the main tourism places and the main seaport located between the Apennine Mountains and Ligurian Sea. The territory of this city can then be divided into five main zones: the Bisagno Valley, the Polcevera, the east, the west and the centre. The climate of Genoa is Mediterranean and the temperature is maritime with Atlantic influences. It has a mild winter and a warm summer, with a limited daily temperature.

Some of the main tourism places in Genoa are Piazza De Ferrari, St. Lawrence Cathedral, Porto Antico and the world famous cemetery of Staglieno. The Museo d’Arte Orientale (Museum of Oriental art) which is located in Genoa has the largest collections of Oriental art. The 82,000 square meters parks located in the centre of the city is also a famous tourism destination is in Genoa. Ligures, an Italic people were the first inhabitants of this city. The main tourism place of Porto Antico is the famous Museum and Aquarium of the Sea.
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Genoa is an important seaport in the Province of Genoa, in the northern Italy and of the region of Liguria. The population of the Genoa city is about 620,000 and the urban population is 900,000. The city is also called as ‘la Superba’ [the superb one] du to its glorious history.

In January, 1962, the Fiera di Geneva organized the International Boat Exhibition, as a show which is very small [30,000 square meters] and aimed at a limited people. Since 19666, the exhibition has been launched in co operation with, the Association of Boat industries and shipyards, UCINA, which is also one of the show sponsors. Recognized by the International Federation of Boat Show Organizers [IFBSO], the boat show has developed throughout the 26 editions and became one of the very important shows worldwide.

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