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Se sèlman 45 minit nan woulib tren lwen Genoa, vil sa a pechè ti pa gen yon anpil nan-yo dwe wè. Sepandan, anpil tankou moun yonkote derrated ki vire soti yo dwe vre Meservey kache nan Ewòp, yon sèl sa a twò ta dwe sou lis ou a. Ak kay kolore li yo ak nan lari apik, Camogli se yon kote ki pafè pou ale pou yon ti mache long. Mache nan Camogli, ou pral avi otèl anpenpan, bilding fin vye granmoun, ak boulanjri ti. Anvan ou konnen li -- ou pral tonbe nan renmen ak kote sa a! Men, lè ou jwenn fatige nan ap mache otou, pa gen anyen pi bon pase gen manje midi nan kèk nan restoran nan vil la. Li fikse lè pafè a ale nan Camogli ta dwe Me, pandan pwason an festival. atraksyon nan prensipal nan evènman sa a se chodyè a 28-tòn. Li se itilize, ou dvine li dwat, pou fè manje pwason.
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Only 45 minutes of train ride away from Genoa, this small fishermen town doesn’t have a lot of must-sees. However, much like those underrated places that turn out to be true hidden gems of Europe, this one too should be on your list. With its colorful houses and steep streets, Camogli is a perfect place to go for a long walk. Walking through Camogli, you’ll notice fancy hotels, old buildings, and small bakeries. Before you know it -- you’ll fall in love with this place! And when you get tired of walking around, there is nothing better than having lunch in some of the town’s restaurants. A perfect time to visit Camogli would be May, during the fish festival. The main attraction of this event is the 28-ton pan. It is used, you guessed it right, for cooking fish.