How warm does Genoa get?

Typical daytime highs in Genoa are Mar–May 17°C (63°F), Jun–Aug 27°C (81°F), Sep–Nov 20°C (68°F), Dec–Feb 12°C (53°F).

On the ground, Genoa is budget-friendly.

Genoa

Q: What sort of trip is Genoa good for?

Genoa is good for eating extremely well, old stones and real towns, sunshine and salt water, landscape doing the heavy lifting.

Genoa · Italy · Genova (GE)

A medieval old town of tangled alleys once funded by a maritime republic that rivalled Venice, a pesto tradition that locals insist can only be made properly with a mortar and pestle, and a coastline running straight into the villages of the Cinque Terre next door.

The best time to visit Genoa is Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct, when typical daytime highs reach about 20°C (68°F). Local time there is 12:47 (UTC+2).

Best time to go

Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct

Budget on the ground

$ · budget-friendly

Nearest airport

GOA · Genova (GE)

Good for

eating extremely well old stones and real towns sunshine and salt water landscape doing the heavy lifting

In season

April May June September October

The year at a glance

Light0 to 24h High8 to 32°C46 to 90°F Rain0 to 280mm0 to 11.0in

April · high 62°F · rain 4.6in · 13.4h of daylight · in the recommended window

shaded columns are the recommended window

Measured at Genova (GE), this page’s gateway

Genoa month by month, the same numbers the figure draws
Month	High °CHigh °F	Rain mmRain in	Light	Notes
January	11°C51°F	116mm4.6in	9.2h9.2h
February	13°C55°F	85mm3.3in	10.4h10.4h
March	15°C58°F	82mm3.2in	11.8h11.8h
April	17°C62°F	118mm4.6in	13.4h13.4h	in the recommended window
May	20°C69°F	118mm4.6in	14.8h14.8h	in the recommended window
June	25°C77°F	84mm3.3in	15.5h15.5h	in the recommended window
July	28°C82°F	63mm2.5in	15.2h15.2h
August	29°C83°F	82mm3.2in	14.0h14.0h
September	25°C77°F	110mm4.3in	12.4h12.4h	in the recommended window
October	20°C68°F	277mm10.9in	10.9h10.9h	in the recommended window
November	14°C58°F	216mm8.5in	9.5h9.5h
December	11°C52°F	188mm7.4in	8.9h8.9h

Good to know

Currency: EUR
Language: Italian
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