How much do city tours in Genoa cost?

Genoa's city tours sit mostly in the upper mid-range for the region, reflecting the mix of small-group, private and guided formats on offer. Short private tours such as rickshaw or one-to-one walks cost more per person than shared group walks, while food and wine tours bundle tastings into the price. Check each listing for what is included.

Which city tours in Genoa have free cancellation?

Every city tour listed on this page offers free cancellation, so you can book ahead and still change plans if your trip shifts. That applies to the food and wine walks, the private walking and rickshaw tours, the open bus tour and the funicular panoramic tour. Confirm the cancellation window on the individual activity page before booking.

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First-timers · Genoa

First-Time Genoa City Tours

Average rating4.2Median price$159

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About Genoa

Genoa rewards first-timers who get out on foot: a dense medieval core of caruggi alleys, monumental palazzi, and a working port that has shaped the city for centuries. Start with a guided walk that pairs the city's layered history with its food culture, such as the Genoa Food, Wine & History Walking Tour: Local Tastings & Insights, or cover more ground quickly on the Genoa Open Bus Tour with Live Guide: Discover the City's Iconic Sights.

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Look for a tour that covers the historic centre on foot, since Genoa's caruggi alleys and palazzi are best understood up close. Walking tours that combine history with local food tastings give you both orientation and context in about two hours. Private formats suit first-timers who want to ask questions and adjust the pace.