Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Genoa

Albaro - one of the most charming districts of Genoa, with historic mansions, ancient churches and the famous crueze, narrow streets leading down to the sea

Boccadasse – ancient fishing village and panoramic area, it is on the eastern side of the promenade of Corso Italia

Bolzaneto – industrial neighborhood of Genoa, situated in the inner area of the city, it is the starting point for tours on the hills of Genoa

Genova Brignole Train Station – it is in Piazza Verdi, in the heart of Genoa

Genoa historic centre - From medieval origin, it is an intricate maze of narrow alleys called “carrugi”

Nervi – residential area of Genoa, it is famous for the small marina, the waterfront named to Anita Garibaldi and the public park

Piazza Principe Train station – on the namesake Piazza Principe, the central station forms with Genova Brignole station the railway hub of the city

Quarto dei Mille – from here Garibaldi left to begin the liberation of Italy. Nowadays it is a residential district of Genoa, with several beaches and beach resorts.

Sampierdarena - south of the historical centre, residential area and providing many services, it is an important transport and railway hub

Stadio Luigi Ferraris – Genoa’s stadium is known as the Marassi stadium as it is situated inside the homonymous district northeast of Old Town

Piazza De Ferrari - Genoa's main square, overlooked by magnificent palaces and with a large fountain at the center

Palazzo Ducale - in Piazza Matteotti, in the historical centre of Genoa is one of the main historical buildings in the city. Ancient home of the Doges, nowaday the Ducal Palace houses a museum complex and cultural events.

Aquarium – it is located in the Porto Antico, in Ponte Spinola, a journey of 2 hours between salt and fresh water fish and reptiles

Fiera di Genova - the International Exhibition Centre of Genoa, overlooking the sea, is in the south area of the city at Piazzale John Fitzgerald Kennedy