There are months when you visit a city and others when, even if you stay for only a few days, you almost have the feeling of living there. September and October in Genoa definitely belong to the latter.

When we first started renting out our apartments in Genoa, we were convinced that the summer months would be the quietest. We assumed that, as happens in many Italian cities, July and August would bring a natural slowdown in city tourism, with most travellers choosing seaside resorts instead.
We were wrong.

In Italy, we know this well: August is not simply a holiday month, it is the month when the entire country changes pace. Not everywhere in exactly the same way, but enough to become a recognisable phenomenon — and Genoa is no exception.

Tips for those who want to spend a period of remote work in Genoa, making use of the spaces and services of La Garaventa apartments.

When organising a stay in Genoa, the gesture is almost automatic: you open an online platform, compare prices, scroll through reviews and click “book”.
It is simple, quick and efficient. But it is also an impersonal, standardised process, identical in any city in the world. Genoa deserves more — and here is why.

In Genoa, spring does not arrive all at once: it seeps in gently, but earlier than elsewhere. It’s a feeling that is immediately familiar to those who know the city, and pleasantly surprising for those discovering it for the first time.