Treasure Museum
Discover the Treasures of Genoa at the Treasure Museum
Discover Genoa's rich religious art at the Diocesan Museum, where history and spirituality intertwine through stunning masterpieces.
The Diocesan Museum in Genoa offers a captivating journey through the rich history and culture of the region, showcasing exquisite religious artifacts and art. This hidden gem is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
If you are in the historic center of Genoa, start at Piazza De Ferrari. From the square, head east on Via XX Settembre until you reach Via Tommaso Reggio. Turn right on Via Tommaso Reggio, and continue walking until you reach number 20r. The Diocesan Museum will be on your left.
Public Transport - Bus
From Genoa Brignole train station, exit the station and find the bus stop for line 36. Take the bus towards 'Voltri' and ride for about 10 minutes. Get off at the stop 'Piazza della Vittoria'. From there, walk east on Via Roma until you reach the intersection with Via Tommaso Reggio. Turn left onto Via Tommaso Reggio and continue walking until you arrive at number 20r, where the Diocesan Museum is located.
Public Transport - Metro
If you are near the San Giorgio Metro station, ride the Metro towards Brin. Get off at the next stop, 'Darsena'. From there, exit the station and walk towards the waterfront. Head towards Via Balbi, and then turn left onto Via Garibaldi. Continue walking until you reach the intersection with Via Tommaso Reggio, then turn right. The Diocesan Museum will be at number 20r on your left.
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