Arenzano is on the coast of the Ligurian Riviera of West, 24 km from Genova, in an ideal position regarding climate and the landscape thanks to its sea and the mountains full of well-marked passages.
It is an ancient settlement founded during the Roman Empire,in the first centuries after Christ, its notoriety has grown since the early 1900s thanks to a spiritual motive:it is the city of the Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague.
The Shrine is served by the highway GENOA – VENTIMIGLIA A10.
Exit at the ARENZANO (24 km from Genoa in the direction of Ventimiglia).
Coming out of the highway, arriving at the circle follow the signs for Arenzano (to your left).
You can calculate your route from home to the Shrine with the Michelin site:
In Arenzano there is the railway station:
Bus service from Genova is provided by ATP:
The Christopher Columbus airport in Genova is only 20km from Arenzano. At the airport you can rent a car or use the taxi service.
For more information, visit the airport’s website:
For lovers of physical exercise who want to reach the Shrine on foot or by bicycle, we recommend that you consult a good guide, or one of the specialist sites for these activities, for example:
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