Hotel Esperia Genoa
Via Val Cismon, 1 Genoa, Italian Riviera, 16167, Italy
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Just Genoa. In by train, out by boat!
... s ‘Cat in the Hat’. I just hope they don’t carry the theme in to dinnertime or we could find ourselves eating ‘green ham and peas’!!!
The ship set sail at 5pm prompt for our first port of call, Naples.
We are on late sitting for dinner; at 8:30pm. We were shown straight to our predetermined table number 106. A table for 4. The waiter came and provided us with the menus. Another waiter took our order. Then there was the drinks ...
Due dates
... to where we want to draw people. 2. Terracing or layering of buildings, programming (which is another word for what we are doing in our space). Our two buildings are connected by a bridge but each building has several layers of floors that mimic the layering of Genova's history and architecture. Genova is also known for vertical living, which is another term for the fact that in one building you can find retail/commercial use, residential use and other uses. That it's ...
Genua Tag 03
Tillmann:
Den 3. Tag in Genua habe ich dazu genutzt, an meiner XT den dringend notwendigen Austausch der Bremsbeläge hinten machen zu lassen und den bei meinem Sturz auf den Militärpässen halb abgebrochenen Kupplungshebel erneuern zu lassen.
Dabei hat mir mein italienischer Freund Lino di Vinci ...
First day of class
... There are parts of the city that still refer back to Roman design where the city is laid out in a grid pattern. The Medieval city walls are still there and you can see that where the city is in a random pattern of growth. Renaissance buildings are directly on top of these throughout the city and by by our Villa, which is 1.5km from citta centro, the buildings are 100 -150 years old. (our villa and neighborhood, Castella, is now considered city centro (citta centro). Anyway, there ...
Pretty port, tis about all
... the dryer as we were.
We headed out for a late dinner to a cute little restaurant around the corning from us and as it wasn’t a touristy place (which was great) they waiter didn’t speak English and there were no English translations on the menu so we made out what we could and took a punt and picked our dinner. That’s half the fun of being in another country. We both had pasta and both choices were a great success. My pasta had ...
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