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Cheap Flights to Genoa
| Popular in | February | High demand for flights, 208% potential price rise |
| Cheapest in | October | Best time to find cheap flights, 4% potential price drop |
| Average price | 16,246,823₫ | Average for round-trip flights in July 2020 |
| Round-trip from | 963₫ | From Ho Chi Minh City to Genoa |
When is the best time to fly to Genoa?
The period between the beginning of March and the end of September is considered to be the best time to book flights to Genoa. As this is the high season, all of the city’s bars, restaurants, shops and cafes are open on a consistent basis. Many of these same establishments begin to close in October. Summer is a great time to visit the city to catch many of the events that take place such as Foccaccia Festival in mid-May, The International Poetry Festival in June, Goa-Boa Music festival in July and Festival In Una Notte d’Estate in Mid-August.
October to November and January to February are the cheapest months to visit the city. As this is low season, prices are often less expensive and visitors can benefit from cheap flights to Genoa during these months. However, a number of the city’s shops and bars either close or open infrequently at this time.
Which day is cheapest to fly to Genoa?
At the moment, Monday is the most economical day to take a flight to Genoa. Saturday is likely to be the most costly.
What time of day is cheapest to fly to Genoa?
To get the best value, try booking a flight in the afternoon when visiting Genoa. Generally the prices will increase for flights in the evening as these tend to have higher demand.
City overview
A flight to Genoa connects you with the birthplace of explorer Christopher Columbus. The historic city of Genoa in northern Italy is a veritable feast of grand architecture, artistic treasures and cultural attractions. A former European Capital of Culture, Genoa sits as a prime example of a quintessential Italian city, its many narrow streets and alleyways exuding a distinct historic charm. The city is often overshadowed as a tourist destination by the likes of Rome and Florence. However, an exploration of Genoa opens up a wealth of hidden gems.
An ancient harbour city, Genoa remains an important Italian port to this day. The port area has undergone extensive renovation in recent years and now features a number of seaside bars, shops and ice cream parlours, perfect for viewing the comings and goings of the many ships, boats and yachts which travel through the harbour on a daily basis. The waterfront area is also home to the second-largest aquarium in Europe, one of the most popular modern attractions in the city.
Away from the waterfront, the centre of the city is a historic delight. The street known as Via Garibaldi is a truly grand affair, lined with wonderful examples of Baroque architecture. The finest of these is the Palazzo Rosso, a 17th century palace which today houses a magnificent art collection including works by the likes of Van Dyck and Rubens. Nearby can be found the Piazza De Ferrari, the major square in the city. At its heart is a magnificent fountain, one of the most iconic sights in Genoa.
Getting around Genoa
There is an extensive bus network which operates within the city. Tickets need to be purchased prior to boarding and are available from newspapers stands and tobacconist stores. An underground train connects many of the city’s major tourist attractions. Tickets for the underground can be purchased from machines in the station.
Getting from the Airport to the City
Flights to Genoa land at Cristoforo Colombo Airport (GOA), which is situated approximately 3 miles (6 km) away in Sestri Ponente. There are a number of shuttle and bus services which run regularly throughout the day, from early in the morning up until midnight. There is also a plentiful selection of taxis available from outside the arrivals hall. When taking a taxi, it is advisable to agree on the fare beforehand.
