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Area Porto Antico, Genoa, Italy
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The bigo was a metal crane once used on the decks of cargo ships to lift goods. In 1992, Renzo Piano took up the concept and made it the symbol of Porto Antico. A useful symbol, since it is also used to support the tent in the nearby festival square. A rotating panoramic elevator takes you to the very top of this large, upside-down spider at a height of 40 metres, offering one of the finest views of Genoa and the sea. You'll get two full turns, so you'll be able to see the whole panorama.

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Visited in april 2017
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ascenseur métallique très original qui permet d'avoir une superbe vue sur Genes et le port.
Visited in june 2016
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Un ascenseur panoramique ou la vue de tout Gênes est magnifique.

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