Via San Lorenzo, a historic street in Genoa’s city center, stretches from the Porto Antico to the stately San Lorenzo Cathedral. Named after the 12th-century cathedral, the street leads visitors to this black-and-white striped architectural gem. Inside, the cathedral houses holy relics and features a beautifully frescoed interior. Today, visitors can stroll along the street, taking in the historical ambiance, and explore the cathedral, immersing themselves in its rich history and artistic treasures.
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