Savona tourist office (IAT)
Maps and advice by the old harbour, close to the cruise terminal.
Run by Costa Crociere. Terminal 2 is linked to terminal 1 by a walkway and bridge.
Walk: the old town, the Torretta and the old harbour are a few minutes away on foot, and the Priamar fortress about 10 minutes. Savona station is about 20 minutes' walk on the flat, or take city bus 7, 7/ or 30, or a taxi.
Terminal 1 has escalators and four lifts; terminal 2 has panoramic lifts. The walk into the centre is flat.
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Maps and advice by the old harbour, close to the cruise terminal.
Savona's 14th-century harbour tower, the symbol of the city, on the old dock just outside the terminal.
The city art gallery in a historic palace, with paintings and Savona's well-known ceramics. Open Thursday to Sunday.
The old town's main lane, lined with bakeries, focaccia and farinata shops, and cafés under medieval houses.
The cathedral and, beside it, the chapel built by Pope Sixtus IV, Savona's own Sistine Chapel. Chapel opening can be limited, so check locally.
A huge 16th-century fortress on the seafront, with ramparts to walk, sea views and small museums inside.