Editing Liguria (section)

===Railway lines===
[[File:Treno Andora Cervo.jpg|thumb|[[Genoa–Ventimiglia railway]]]]
* [[Genoa–Ventimiglia railway]] runs along the coast of the Liguria region of [[Italy]]. It was opened as a single track line between [[Genova]] and [[Savona]] in 1868, and between [[Savona]] and [[Ventimiglia, Italy|Ventimiglia]] in 1872, mostly running along a coastal [[corniche]].
* [[Genoa–Pisa railway]] is one of the trunk lines of the [[rail transport in Italy|Italian railway network]]. It runs along the Ligurian coast from [[Genoa]] to [[Pisa]] through the [[Italian Riviera|Riviera di Levante]] and the [[Versilia]]. It passes through the cities of [[Massa, Tuscany|Massa]], [[Carrara]] and [[La Spezia]]. South of Pisa the [[Pisa–Livorno–Rome railway|Pisa–Rome line]] continues along the [[Tyrrhenian Sea|Tyrrhenian]] coast to Rome.
* [[Parma–La Spezia railway]] is the railway line that connects [[Parma]], Italy with the [[Genoa–Pisa railway]] near [[La Spezia]] over the [[Cisa Pass]] through the [[Apennines]]. Its Italian name (''ferrovia Pontremolese'') derives from the town of [[Pontremoli]], one of the main towns it passes through.
* [[Tenda line]] is a cross-border railway line in the Alpine regions of France and Italy, connecting the [[Maritime Alps|Maritime]] and [[Ligurian Alps]]. The line includes an {{convert|8|km|mi|adj=on}} tunnel under the [[Col de Tende]] mountain pass. The line connects [[Cuneo railway station|Cuneo]] and [[Ventimiglia railway station|Ventimiglia]], both stations in [[Italy]], but it passes through territory now belonging to [[France]]. This historical peculiarity is due to the fact that at the time of its design and construction, the route was located entirely within the [[Kingdom of Sardinia]].
* [[Genova–Casella railway]] is a railway in Liguria that connects the city of [[Genoa]] to [[Casella, Liguria|Casella]], a village in the mountains inland from the city. It operates nine trains per day and it is used for both commuting and tourist purposes. It crosses three valleys.