The Monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa was a Benedictine monastery adjoining the Church of San Tommaso. It was founded sometime before the tenth century and the entire complex was demolished in 1884.
The Monastery of Sant'Andrea della Porta was a Benedictine convent located adjacent to the Porta Soprana (the north-eastern gate to the city) and was demolished in the late nineteenth century.
The Monastery of Santa Maria di San Sepolcro di Sampierdarena was located in the neigbourhood of Sampierdarena. It was active from the twelfth to the sixteenth century. The Villa Centurione del Monastero was constructed on the location of the former monastery and the former cloister was preserved as part of the new structure.
