Genoa Transportation

 5 Reviews  the Piazza Principi Station is only 8km far from the airport. here is the info about the bus service. and here the pdf bilingual printable foldout by taxi you can ask the flat fare at Radio Taxi 

 5 Reviews  After our ride on the funicular, we decided to catch a Bus back down to the Port area. We asked the shop keeper, and were going to buy a ticket, but didn't have to. You see, our ticket from the... 

 4 Reviews  Genoa Public Transport There are several funiculars (and lifts) in Genoa. The only one I have used is the one from Largo Zecca ( near Via Garibaldi with all the beautiful villas) up to Righi. It... 

 1 Review  We arrived at Genoa by Cruise Ship. This was quite a nice way to enter the city as the views of Genoa from the water were pretty good. We could see the big buildings, and Cathedrals, plus the rest of... 

 croisbeauty Says:  I wish I had more time for exploring Genoa but our guide gave us less then two hours of free time for the city tour. Panoramic bus would be my choice,... 

 Tdiver Says:  You didn't say which one Brignole or Piazza Principe but paste this link forTravel agency 365http://www.grandistazioni.it/client_enhtml/page.php?id=10017Click... 

 Maghy Says:  Trenino di Casella - Via alla stazione per Casella 15 - 16122 Genova.An interesting trip in the internal country of Genoa. From Piazza De Ferrari take bus N.36... 

 sandis01 Says:  I got a great answer to my question about best way to get from Genoa airport to Rapallo by someone in the TripAdvisor Forum. I was told to, & did, look under... 

 globetrott Says:  This cablecar to Righi is part of the public bus- and train-network and is included in the all-day-ticket of the city of Genua. It will take you on top of one... 

 globetrott Says:  Driving your private car in Genua is NOT at all recommendable.The public transportations (trains,buses,cable cars etc.) are rather good and cheap and driving... 

 myriam_c Says:  Instead of a transportation tip, this is rather a tip of where to get rid of your car in Genova. There's a giant parking lot called City Park which is very... 

 Carletto76 Says:  In Genova there are 2 main train stations: Brignole and Piazza Principe (P.P.). The two stations are connected by a huge railway tunnel.Trains coming from... 

 Carletto76 Says:  Few people know it, but in Genova there is a subway too, and it's one of the shortest in the World, maybe the shortest one!There are 5 stations:- Brin: in the... 

 Carletto76 Says:  In Genova you always have to go up and down... but to get the best view you should climb really steep hills... but there's a much comfortable method to do it:... 

 Carletto76 Says:  The best way to go around Genova is to WALK, no other choices! Most of the old town is a pedestrian only zone, while the rest of the town is usually crowded... 

 sourbugger Says:  From London, Genoa is an ideal location for a weekend break - for two main reasons.Firstly the airport is only six kilometers from the centre of town (see other... 

 shivan Says:  Bicycle were largely used to move inside the Red Zone, cars were almost banned.When Heads of States arrived, anyway, bicycles have been also banned.We had to... 

 globetrott Says:  It looks rather like a Palazzo - BUT it is one of the 2 big train-stations :Genua Brignole - on the east part of Genua .When making an appointement or... 

 globetrott Says:  Lots of highways will take the maintrafic to Genua coming from the west- or east-coast of Liguria or from the north - like here on my pic seen from Righi.It is... 

 fabrice Says:  the airport has the name of cristoforo colombo,who has 'discovered' america for the spanish crown in 1492,but he was from genova.Genova has many railway links... 

 utttz Says:  get out here if you have to go to the brignole railway station (in the middle of the pic) or Marassi "luigi ferraris" stadium or the international fair (bottom)... 

 giampiero6 Says:  Genova is the jumping off point for a number of Ferries including Ferries to Sardinia and other islands. Numerous companies have runs to Cagliari, Olbia,... 

 giampiero6 Says:  Genova's small and very convenient airport is well served by major airlines. Since there are no longer any direct flights from LAX to anywhere in Italy, it can...