A nostalgic look at Genoa's extensive tramway system of the 1900s. See photos of the old carriages near Principe and Brignole.

Today you ride the red bus. But until the 1960s, Genoa had one of the most complex tram networks in Italy, conquering the steep hills.
The Tramway of the Tunnels (Tramvay delle Gallerie) connected the center to the west, passing through specially enlarged tunnels.
The trams are gone, but the Funiculars (Zecca-Righi) and Elevators remain, serving the same function: going vertical.

We are passionate about Italy's underrated cities. This guide helps visitors unlock the secrets of Genoa, navigating its vertical landscape with ease and comfort.
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