Ferry Genoa to Palermo

The crossing from Genoa to Palermo is operated by the GNV shipping company. The GNV shipping company connects the ferry route from the Italian mainland to Sicily. The ferry company operates the route up to 7 times a week. The crossing time of the ferry is approx. 20 hours and 30 minutes .

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TRAVEL GUIDE GENOA TO PALERMO

The journey from Genoa to Palermo takes you from the lively port city in the northwest of Italy to the historic capital of Sicily. Genoa, known for its impressive harbor and rich history, offers an ideal starting point for your journey. Palermo, with its unique blend of Arab, Norman and Mediterranean architecture, is a fascinating destination full of cultural treasures. The city is famous for its lively markets, impressive palaces and historic churches. This route connects two of Italy’s major cities and offers travelers the opportunity to experience both the historical depth and vibrant culture of Sicily.

FERRY FROM GENOA TO PALERMO – FERRY CROSSING

The ferry from Genoa to Palermo is a comfortable and picturesque way to travel from the Italian Riviera to the Sicilian coast. There are regular ferry connections between these two ports, allowing for a relaxed crossing of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The crossing usually takes between 20 and 24 hours, depending on the shipping company and the specific timetables. On board, passengers will find a variety of amenities, including restaurants, lounges and comfortable cabins. During the journey, you can enjoy the view of the open sea and prepare for your arrival in the lively city of Palermo. This ferry crossing makes the transition from the Italian mainland coast to the Sicilian island a pleasant and relaxing experience.

PLACES OF INTEREST IN PALERMO

Palermo offers a variety of sights and experiences that make it a unique destination. The old town of Palermo is rich in historical buildings and sights, including the impressive Palermo Cathedral, the Norman palaces and the Quattro Canti, a baroque square in the heart of the city. The Palazzo dei Normanni and the Capuchin Crypt are also of great historical interest. The lively markets, such as the Mercato di Ballarò and the Mercato della Vucciria, offer a fascinating mix of colors, aromas and local flair. For nature lovers, there is the Palermo Zoological Gardens and the green oases such as the Giardino Inglese. Palermo is known for its culinary diversity, from the famous arancini (stuffed rice balls) to sweet delicacies such as cannoli. The city combines history, culture and gastronomy to create an unforgettable travel experience.

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