Genoa, an ancient Maritime Republic of the 16th/17th century, is a fascinating and authentic place. Loved by Flemish painters during the Renaissance and home to contemporary songwriters and poets, it offers a mix of elegance, multiculturalism, history and art. The historic center, with its alleys (caruggi), is home to the Rolli palaces, a UNESCO heritage site, the Aquarium, the Porto Antico and the Strada Nuova Museums. Among the main attractions are the exhibitions at the Doge’s Palace, the parks and the ancient village of Boccadasse. Don’t miss the historic shops, the sophisticated shopping, and the exceptional local cuisine, with typical dishes such as pesto, focaccia, cima and Genoese stockfish, which tell the story of the city’s rich gastronomic tradition.
By train
The main railway stations are: Genova Piazza Principe, Genova Brignole.
By car
The motorways that allow you to reach Genoa are: A12, A10, A26 and A7.
By plane
The main international airports of reference are; Cristoforo Colombo Airport (Genoa), Milan Malpensa (Milan), Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (Nice)