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    Mar 03, 2022 1 minute

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    ou could do the entire journey by train — Trenitalia launched a high-speed Paris-Milan route in 2021. Change at Ryanair flies directly to Genoa from Stansted. Alternatively, fly to Turin or Milan with airlines including British Airways (Heathrow) and EasyJet (Gatwick). The two cities are connected to Genoa by train in two hours or 90 minutes, respectively.

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