How to travel from SWIDNICA to GENOVA?
SWIDNICA
Swidnica is a beautiful city, full of historic architecture, located in Lower Silesia. It is inhabited by less than 60,000 people. Swidnica boasts a beautiful market square surrounded by centuries-old tenement houses and one of the most incredible monuments - the over 350-year-old Church of Peace, built in a half-timbered structure and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The best vantage point overlooking the area is the repeatedly rebuilt tall city hall tower. From its two panoramic terraces (one open, the other closed) located almost 40 meters high, in good weather you can admire the peaks of the Walbrzyskie Mountains or the top of Ślęza. The monumental Gothic Cathedral of St. Stanislaus and St. Wenceslaus also boasts a high tower.
In the city you will find quite a lot of green areas and many interesting murals - most of them are located near the railroad and bus stations. The author of most of them is Swidnica-based artist Robert Kukla.
Getting there - train and bus to Swidnica
The city is well connected with the rest of the country and neighboring countries. Its location between the two largest cities of the province - Wroclaw and Walbrzych - provides Świdnica with a large number of train and bus connections. Świdnica's bus station is located right next to the train station, making both a well-organized Świdnica Transfer Center. From here it takes less than a 15-minute walk to get to the center of Swidnica.
Set aside at least one day to explore the city. You can find the current schedule of buses to Swidnica on our website. Don't wait, find the buses Swidnica that interest you and plan your trip today.
Swidnica is a beautiful city, full of historic architecture, located in Lower Silesia. It is inhabited by less than 60,000 people. Swidnica boasts a beautiful market square surrounded by centuries-old tenement houses and one of the most incredible monuments - the over 350-year-old Church of Peace, built in a half-timbered structure and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The best vantage point overlooking the area is the repeatedly rebuilt tall city hall tower. From its two panoramic terraces (one open, the other closed) located almost 40 meters high, in good weather you can admire the peaks of the Walbrzyskie Mountains or the top of Ślęza. The monumental Gothic Cathedral of St. Stanislaus and St. Wenceslaus also boasts a high tower.
In the city you will find quite a lot of green areas and many interesting murals - most of them are located near the railroad and bus stations. The author of most of them is Swidnica-based artist Robert Kukla.
Getting there - train and bus to Swidnica
The city is well connected with the rest of the country and neighboring countries. Its location between the two largest cities of the province - Wroclaw and Walbrzych - provides Świdnica with a large number of train and bus connections. Świdnica's bus station is located right next to the train station, making both a well-organized Świdnica Transfer Center. From here it takes less than a 15-minute walk to get to the center of Swidnica.
Set aside at least one day to explore the city. You can find the current schedule of buses to Swidnica on our website. Don't wait, find the buses Swidnica that interest you and plan your trip today.
GENOVA
Genoa, or Genova in Italian, is a city in the northwest of Italy in the Liguria region. It is famous for its large port on the Ligurian Sea and is the sixth largest city in the country. Genoa's location cascades - walking from the port, it seems to climb higher and higher up the mountain, every now and then providing great places to enjoy the views and take photos. For this reason, in addition to traditional forms of transportation, there are many railroads and elevators to make getting around easier.
Genoa and the surrounding area - sightseeing
What to see in the city? The best place to start is the Old Port with the Galata Aquarium oceanarium and Maritime Museum, and see the Palazzo San Giorgio distinguished by its beautiful facade. A replica of the 17th-century Spanish galleon that starred in Roman Polanski's "Pirates" awaits tourists there. While in Genoa, take a stroll through the narrow streets called caruggi, viewing larger and smaller squares, historic churches and numerous palaces along the way. The most important church in the city is the 12th-century San Lorenzo Cathedral, with its rich collections of sacred art. Along and near Via Garibaldi Street one can find many historic palaces. 42 of them are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Genoa is also home to a 17th-century reconstruction of the house where Christopher Columbus lived.
Getting to Genoa
Genoa is located at the crossroads of highways - roads from Turin and Milan lead here. Near the city, or more precisely 7 kilometers from its center, there is Christopher Columbus Airport. The main train station is located about one kilometer from the old part of the city. Our buses stop not far from it - at Piazza della Vittoria 30 R summer INPS.
Genoa, or Genova in Italian, is a city in the northwest of Italy in the Liguria region. It is famous for its large port on the Ligurian Sea and is the sixth largest city in the country. Genoa's location cascades - walking from the port, it seems to climb higher and higher up the mountain, every now and then providing great places to enjoy the views and take photos. For this reason, in addition to traditional forms of transportation, there are many railroads and elevators to make getting around easier.
Genoa and the surrounding area - sightseeing
What to see in the city? The best place to start is the Old Port with the Galata Aquarium oceanarium and Maritime Museum, and see the Palazzo San Giorgio distinguished by its beautiful facade. A replica of the 17th-century Spanish galleon that starred in Roman Polanski's "Pirates" awaits tourists there. While in Genoa, take a stroll through the narrow streets called caruggi, viewing larger and smaller squares, historic churches and numerous palaces along the way. The most important church in the city is the 12th-century San Lorenzo Cathedral, with its rich collections of sacred art. Along and near Via Garibaldi Street one can find many historic palaces. 42 of them are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Genoa is also home to a 17th-century reconstruction of the house where Christopher Columbus lived.
Getting to Genoa
Genoa is located at the crossroads of highways - roads from Turin and Milan lead here. Near the city, or more precisely 7 kilometers from its center, there is Christopher Columbus Airport. The main train station is located about one kilometer from the old part of the city. Our buses stop not far from it - at Piazza della Vittoria 30 R summer INPS.
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