Genoa or Turin? (beautiful, difference, Italian)

[Relegate]

Which is the better Italian city to spend a week in? How would you describe the differences in the two cities in terms of overall vibe, culture, food, atmosphere, etc?

[Relegate]

Originally Posted by Relegate

Which is the better Italian city to spend a week in? How would you describe the differences in the two cities in terms of overall vibe, culture, food, atmosphere, etc?

Also, which feels like the more authentic Italian city?

[Avondrood]

Despite being a huge fan of Juventus Torino, I think Genova is the nicer city of the two, with lots of beautiful old buildings, churches, parks, etc to behold. Also, it's situated at the Mediterranean Sea, which is a huge plus in my book (I love the sea). You should once check out the movie "Genova" with Colin Firth, by the way.