Traslado en coche privado de Nice a Genoa

The average train schedule from Nice to Genoa is 4 hours and 12 minutes. However, some faster trains with Frecciarossa can take as little as 3 hours and 6 minutes. Since no direct trains are available between the two cities, the transfer is where most time can be won or lost.

There are several reasons why Genoa, Italy, is worth visiting. Firstly, it's one of the cheapest major cities nationwide. It's also not overrun by tourists, so you have enough breathing space to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town. Finally, it has a wealth of attractions, so whether you enjoy history, art, culture, or nature, you'll find plenty of things to do here.

There are countless cities worth seeing between Nice and Genoa. Monaco, the world's second-smallest nation, is a must-visit if you want to add another country to your travel list. San Remo and Savona are colorful and stylish beach resorts en route, and the sleepy towns of Apricale and Dolceacqua offer a break from busy city life.

The train ride from Nice to Genoa is arguably the most scenic in southern Europe. In fact, around 30% of the voyage runs along the Cannes-Ventimiglia line, which travel experts describe as one of Europe's most beautiful railway trips. For ocean views, sit on the right-hand side of the carriage, and for mountain sights, sit on the left.

As of 2024, no direct ferry goes from Nice to Genoa. You can take an indirect service with Corsica Ferries, but this is not recommended as it's costly and time-consuming. The journey can take up to 18 hours and costs $150-$200 for a foot passenger. Also, you must check the timetable to ensure you have enough time to transfer boats.

Overall, Daytrip's private door-to-door service is the best way to get from Genoa to Nice. However, public transportation may be better when traveling to Europe on a budget. The train with SNCF and Trenitalia is a more scenic option, and the bus with Flixbus or BlaBlaCar Bus is cheaper.