British Airways operates Genoa-bound flights that fly into Genoa Christopher Columbus
International Airport, four miles west of Genoa city centre. After your Genoa
flights, stroll around Genoa's revitalised waterfront and its Renaissance heart
on Via Garibaldi – you'll soon discover that Genoa is an
irresistible mix of palatial old and breathtaking new. Get your bearings from the Il
Bigo observation crane for panoramic views of Genoa's port. Then pick
up a takeaway snack from a focaccia local Italian bread stall, just one of the
many gourmet delights to hail from Genoa.
Travel to/from central Genoa
Catch a bus into central Genoa after your flight. The Volabus service runs
every hour to Genoa's Principe Train Station in the older part of Genoa
near the port. The trip to Genoa city centre takes 20 minutes. If you'd
prefer a taxi after your flight to Genoa, you'll find the taxi rank
outside Flight Arrivals at Genoa airport.
Best of Genoa
Get to know this historic port city on foot after Genoa flights. Start with a
leisurely walk down Genoa's main shopping street, Via XX Settembre,
after leaving your flight to Genoa. Stop off at Genoa's elegant hub,
Piazza de Ferrari, with its splashing round fountain and grand buildings.
Drop into the much restored home of Christopher Columbus, in the shadow of the
12th-century Porta Soprana city gate. When you catch your flight home from
Genoa, take home painted Ligurian pottery, delicate filigree jewellery and jars of
Genoa's local gourmet speciality, pesto, the classic basil and pine-nut
sauce served with spaghetti.
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