Borzoli

Genova Borzoli railway station serves the Genoa district of the same name and sits on the southern section of the line historically known as the Asti-Genova line, which links Acqui Terme with the Ligurian capital. Originally opened under the name Borzoli on June 17, 1894, the station received its current name in 1926, after the surrounding municipalities were incorporated into the city of Genoa. In 1999, the station building underwent a comprehensive renovation, with new windows, redesigned interiors, and rebuilt platforms. An accessible underpass with ramps and a new parking lot rounded out the upgrade.

The four-story station building houses the train traffic office and storage rooms as well as apartments, while separate annex structures contain the power supply and restroom facilities. Travelers use two platforms, serving the first and third of the station's three tracks. The station offers a new waiting hall, audio and visual information systems, and reserved parking spaces for people with reduced mobility. Classified as a Bronze-category stop, it is served by all Trenitalia regional trains running between Acqui Terme and Genova Brignole. It also handles freight traffic between the port of Genova Voltri and northern Italy. A bus stop provides the connection to the city's local transit network.