An Accessible Short Trip to Genoa
Genoa and surroundings
Experiencing Genoa in just a few days is possible: an accessible short trip taking in the sea, old town and museums, a stress-free trip
A quick trip to Genoa designed to get around easily is ideal for those who wish to experience the city calmly and mindfully. From strolls along the seafront to the alleys of the historic centre, visiting museums, viewpointsand landmarks also designed for accessibility needs, Genoa offers a rich and pleasant experience, suitable for those seeking easy travel and a more serene journey. In this guide you will find ideas and suggestions for organising a short, inclusive and stress-free visit.
The stages
Palazzo RealeMusei di Strada Nuova
Galata Museo del Mare
Giardini di Villa Durazzo Pallavicini
Acquario di Genova
Palazzo Reale
Between light and reflections: the most striking room in the Royal Palace
Visiting Palazzo Reale means immersing yourself in the most elegant Genoa, without foregoing comfort. The main rooms can also be reached by elevator, allowing the main floor to be experienced with greater peace of mind, while dedicated LIS content and visitor support tools accompany those with different needs. With its frescoes, mirrors and sea views, the Royal Palace allows itself to be discovered in a relaxed manner and with attention to people, turning the visit into a truly welcoming experience.
Palazzo Bianco
The Palazzi dei Rolli on Strada Nuova: historical beauty within everyone's reach
To stroll along Strada Nuova and cross the threshold of the Musei di Strada Nuova is to enter the Genoa of the great aristocratic palaces, being surprised by frescoes, monumental staircases and views over the city. An intense and immersive cultural experience, made more fluid by organised routes, lifts, dedicated media and inclusive materials that allow you to focus on beauty and historical storytelling. Attention to different needs, from mobility to communication, helps people experience the Palazzi dei Rolli with greater freedom, leaving room for wonder and the pleasure of discovery, without unnecessary obstacles.
Galata Museo del Mare
Galata Museo del Mare: the sea told in a welcoming way
Discovering the deep connection between Genoa and its sea is possible at the Galata Museo del Mare, a museum that takes the visitor through stories of navigation, migration and life on the sea. The visit is spread over several floors connected by lifts and ramps, with tactile stations, multimedia aids and assistance during the visit. A wheelchair can be requested and guide dogs and animals for pet therapy are allowed entry, subject to the museum's instructions. All these various facilities allow visitors to focus on the story, the images and the suggestions of the sea, letting the story guide the experience.
Villa Durazzo Pallavicini
The Gardens of Villa Durazzo Pallavicini: a romantic journey through nature
Walking among centuries-old trees, water features and green silences at Villa Durazzo Pallavicini in Genoa Pegli, means indulging in a moment of well-being, far away from the urban rhythm. The route through the garden soon turns into a symbolic journey, amidst scenic architecture, Masonic references and evocative settings that invite you to observe, reflect and be guided by the narrative of the place. Wide avenues, organised itineraries and spaces designed to accompany the visit even make the experience easier for those with different needs, allowing them to concentrate on nature, storytelling and the emotions that this historic park can offer.
Acquario di Genova
Acquario di Genova: a marine wonder to be experienced with all the senses
Last but not least, the Acquario di Genova is an ideal stop to complete a visit to the city. The route is largely on one level, with large spaces, smooth flooring and lifts facilitating movement along the various exhibition areas. There are accessible toilets, rest stops and information aids to make orientation easier. Guide dogs are permitted entry, and the layout of the rooms allows for an unhurried visit, concentrating on the tanks, panoramic tunnels and the charms of the marine world. An immersive, shared experience designed to leave room for amazement and ultimate discovery of Genoa.
