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Far from the center, the train is the best way to move Genoa has a railway network which runs along the main East - West directions and to those branches connecting the town with the North of Europe. There is a "train + Genoa city" ticket for €1,29 enabling passengers coming from other places in Liguria and Piedmont, with a return train ticket to Genoa, to travel throughout the whole town area within 24 hours of stamping. This combination ticket can be purchased at any railway station.

The two main railway stations are Genova Principe - Piazza Acquaverde, 4 - (to and from the West and the North of the country) and Genova Brignole - Piazza Verdi,1 - (connecting Genoa to the East): the train is one of the most comfortable means of transport to move around the city (from Voltri to Nervi).

National Connections
Trenitalia - Ferrovie dello Stato

Main railway stations:

For information contact the dedicated number +39 199 892 021
Stazione Brignole - Piazza Verdi, 1
Stazione Principe - Piazza Acqaverde, 4

Other railway stations

Sampierdarena
Cornigliano
Sestri Ponente
Pegli
Pra
Voltri
Sturla
Quarto
Quinto
Nervi
Rivarolo
Bolzaneto
Pontedecimo
Costa di Sestri Ponente
Borzoli
Granara
Acquasanta

Local connections

Metro The Genoa Underground, even though it is still being expanded and articulated, covers the line Genova Certosa - Piazza De Ferrari. The small train Genova Casella – is one of the rare examples of Italian narrow-gauge railways, it is 25 km long and is articulated along a route characterised by steep slopes and narrow bends, among Apennine ridges, crags and ditches; a mountain railway even though it is by the sea for the first 6 km.