Genoa Maritime Museum

This is the biggest oceanic historical center in the Mediterranean. The working of the Galata is the most seasoned surviving development of the dockyard of the old Republic. In the 1600s, Genoese galleys were worked here, and the city's oceanic convention is reflected today in a historical center where guests can find the deep rooted connection amongst man and the ocean.

The inventive, drawing in set-up highlights a legitimate multiplication of a Genoese cookroom from the 1600s and of a Brig-yacht from the 1800s, the emotional Sala Tempesta Storm Room, the "Italian Transatlantic boats" display, and more than 6000 unique curios that tell the interesting enterprise of man adrift, from the times of Christopher Columbus to the SS Rex.