At No. 2 Campetto Square, or Pomegranate Palace, it is said that more than 400 years ago, a pomegranate seed rested between the second floor balcony and the pediment of the palace’s front door, and here it found the conditions to grow, becoming a tree that still flourishes today.Legend has it that as long as the pomegranate tree flourishes, Genoa can thrive, and vice versa, when the tree dies, the same fate will befall the Superb
