Genoa Cruise Reviews

Great walking town, get a map from the Tourist Info at the port exit and it has a walking tour. ...

Is kind of dirty Port but you can walk to the aquarium after a 2km walk ...

GENOA: I love Genoa because it seems so completely Italian, especially in the historic center, which is a UNESCO world heritage site. Our ship docked in the main harbor in the middle of the city's waterfront -- an easy walk to almost any attraction and just a few minutes from the main (Principe) train station. Genoa is built on a hillside, so there is some climbing, but the waterfront alone has ...

Went to the museums in walking distance and for 7 euros each saw Van Dykes -wow ...

Spent 2 nights pre-cruise, the museums are very good, but beware of some of the narrow streets; particularly at night. Tip if you are embarking in Genoa, there is a free bus and a 6 euro coach from the airport to the main railway station. On the day of embarkation MSC have a stand at the station where you can leave your luggage to be delivered to the ship and your cabin. From the station it is a ...

It was a cold, but sunny day. We walked all around town, and visited the excellent Xmas market. ...

Go to the Marina area. It is walking distance and you can see the aquarium if you wish or go to the Eataly for food and shopping. ...

Beautiful city! ...

Be sure to go to the Port in Genoa, NOT PORTOFINO as per the itin given to you from MSC !! This was a costly excercise and stressful start to our holiday. MSC dock in Genoa itself about 10km from Genoa Airport, the experience at the port was good. ...

Because we were getting off the ship early the next day, I wanted to keep things simple so that we could return to the ship, pack, and get a good night rest before our return trip home. We went to the Acquario di Genova, located near the cruise terminal. It would’ve been a fairly easy 20 minute walk, but we decided to take a taxi. 15 Euros flat fee. The aquarium is a bit old, but it’s ...