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Travel Information

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Coming to UniGe from Genoa and nearby regions

If you’re coming from the Genoa area or nearby cities, such as Savona, La Spezia, or Alessandria, you can easily reach UniGe by car, bus, or train. Genoa’s public transport system, including buses, metro, and trains, offers convenient connections to the university’s main buildings. If you are travelling by car, parking options are available in different areas around the city, although parking in the historic centre can be limited.

Coming to UniGe from Europeans countries

Travelers from European countries can reach Genoa by plane, train, or car. Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport (GOA) offers connections to several European cities, while Genoa’s main railway station, Genova Piazza Principe, provides convenient train connections with cities across Italy and neighbouring countries such as France and Switzerland. If you are travelling within the Schengen Area, you generally do not need to go through border controls, but make sure to carry a valid ID or passport.

Coming to UniGe from other countries

Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport (GOA) provides connections to several international destinations, with additional flight options available through major airports such as Milan Malpensa (MXP) and Milan Bergamo (BGY). From Genoa Airport, the city centre can be reached by public transport or taxi. Visitors from outside the EU may need a visa to enter Italy, so please check the visa and entry requirements for your country before travelling.

Things to do in Genoa

Via Garibaldi & the Palazzi dei Rolli : beautiful historic palaces (UNESCO).
Historic Old Town (Caruggi) : wander through the narrow medieval streets.
San Lorenzo Cathedral : Genoa’s impressive Gothic cathedral.
Porto Antico : walk along the waterfront and enjoy the harbour.
Genoa Aquarium : one of the largest aquariums in Europe.
Spianata di Castelletto : great panoramic view over the city.
Boccadasse : charming seaside village, perfect for a sunset walk.