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Genoa es la sexta ciudad más grande de Italia y la capital de la región de Liguria en el norte de Italia. A partir de 2026, 566.247 personas viven dentro de los límites administrativos de la ciudad. Mientras que su ciudad metropolitana tiene 820.691 habitantes, más de 1,5 millones de personas viven en la zona metropolitana más amplia que se extiende a lo largo de la Riviera italiana.
“As the griffin throttles these [beasts], so Genoa crushes her foes.”
“Genoa has a port, goods, and proud houses.”
“If there were war with Venice a truce was made with Pisa; and whenever there was war with either there was usually peace at home, so that the frequent outbreaks of civil war coincided with periods of external inactivity, and perhaps served to keep the Genoese exercised in the military arts.”
“Leaving Piemont, and coasting the sassinous shoare of Genoaes revieroe, I ported Ligorne, the great Dukes Sea-haven; ...”
“Nothing announces Italy better than Genoa; it is the worthy marble portico of this eternal gallery which ends at the Gulf of Taranto; it is the peristyle of this museum which exhibits its paintings, its statues, its cities, on the wall of the Apennines; and refreshes its atmosphere with the cross breezes of its two seas.”
“Between the blue and the white, against the backdrop of the opaque green hills, Genoa is mysterious in the way of London, the other European city made up of water-tight compartments.”
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