Public transport in Genoa includes a metro line with 8 stations, 140 bus and 2 trolleybus routes, 10 funiculars, and taxis. The most convenient and fastest means of transport in the city is the metro.
Operated by the company AMT. Ticket prices in Genoa are as follows: a universal ticket valid for up to 100 minutes costs 1.80 EUR (a booklet of 10 tickets — 18 EUR), a 24-hour unlimited ride ticket (Genovapass) — 4.50 EUR (a booklet of 5 tickets — 9 EUR).
Riding a funicular costs 1.80 EUR and is included in the standard ticket. Tickets can be purchased at tobacco shops and vending machines at stops. Experienced travelers recommend buying the combined tourist card — Card Musei di Genova for 24 hours (13.00 EUR) or 48 hours (20.00 EUR). In addition to transportation, the card grants free entry to 22 museums and discounts of 10–30% in cafés, attractions, and exhibitions.
Taxi is a convenient but more expensive way to get around Genoa. Don’t forget to ask about the fare before boarding! The average cost for a 2–3 km trip is around 10–12 EUR, plus possible surcharges for luggage, nighttime or holiday rides, phone reservations, or trips outside the city.
