Torre Leon Pancaldo (the Torretta)
Savona's 14th-century harbour tower, the symbol of the city, on the old dock just outside the terminal.
For short stops, hot days and anyone who'd rather not watch the clock. Times are from the Palacrociere cruise terminal, Calata delle Vele.
Savona's 14th-century harbour tower, the symbol of the city, on the old dock just outside the terminal.
The city art gallery in a historic palace, with paintings and Savona's well-known ceramics. Open Thursday to Sunday.
The old town's main lane, lined with bakeries, focaccia and farinata shops, and cafés under medieval houses.
The cathedral and, beside it, the chapel built by Pope Sixtus IV, Savona's own Sistine Chapel. Chapel opening can be limited, so check locally.
A huge 16th-century fortress on the seafront, with ramparts to walk, sea views and small museums inside.
A seaside town just east of Savona known for its pottery, with a sandy beach and a promenade decorated with ceramic tiles.