Talk:Genoa
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[edit] Auguri da una città gemellata
Greetings from your sister city of Baltimore! (Unsigned, but User:128.220.23.137)
[edit] External links, the day's cleanup
The Genova, European Capital of Culture 2004 link is now kaput, since it was a temporary public-relations gimmick. I've removed it.
The Visit the town starting from the historical center" was in fact commercial link spam for an apartment rental, also removed.
The photos of Genova is a larger site than it looks, each of those photos, at least on spot-check, opening to a page of more photos.
And the official site belongs on the page, and first on the list: proof that few people care about Wikipedia, and a lot of people are out to link their websites. . . . Bill 22:11, 15 August 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Help please - close cities to Genoa
I am wanting to know how many kilometres away from Genoa are the following town/cities: Pisa Bologna Turin Milan
I'm planning a trip next year. Thank you very much for this information. Leigh New Zealand
Try viamichelin.com or mapblast.com. They have driving directions. I suppose www.ferroviedellostato.it has train info. --Macrakis 01:52, 8 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Use of accent in Gènova
Please join the discussion at User talk:Macrakis/Italian accents if you're interested. --Macrakis 05:43, 1 February 2006 (UTC)
Between Genova and Pisa there are 2 hours drive approximately 200 km Genova Turin and Milan form a triangle ( commercial one) and they all are 2.30 hours drive by car
[edit] Why no mention of the G8 meeting?
Jabbi 01:47, 8 February 2006 (UTC) I think enough violence and the killing of a person was enough said for that event
[edit] Suggestions for expansion
This is a nice article so far, but can I suggest you consider adding the following sections:
- Geography (you can include climate here)
- Culture (night life, festivals)
- Economy
- Transportation
- Education (especially if there are major universities, institutes etc.)
Currently the article is heavily weighted towards Genoa's glorious past, but surely there are important aspects of the modern city to include, too? Thanks, Walkerma 02:57, 12 October 2006 (UTC)
