Welcome to Genoa’s historic centre at the majestic Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the city’s principal place of worship. Its distinctive black and white striped façade, built between the 12th and 14th centuries, is one of Genoa’s most representative symbols. The two asymmetrical towers narrate centuries of history and architectural transformation. Inside, imposing columns and countless artworks strike visitors with the cathedral’s grandeur. The Museum of the Treasury preserves objects of extraordinary historical and religious value. According to tradition, the relics of Saint John the Baptist, Genoa’s patron saint, rest here. San Lorenzo Cathedral is not merely a monument—it is Genoa’s spiritual and historical heart. For nearly a thousand years, it has welcomed the faithful, travellers, and visitors from around the world. Visiting this cathedral means immersing yourself in the authentic history and identity of the Superb.