Genoa: Streets and harbor

This was a lovely street and maybe should have gone in the last blog. It was pedestrian friendly. Next is a view of the street that is adjacent to the harbor.



Going up and down the side streets was good training for Cinque Terre!



Here is where Bill and I had a late lunch when we arrived. It, too, probably should have gone with the Beaux Arts photos.



Next is a good picture of the hills of Genoa.



The next building kind of defied any classification (in my blogs) since I had no intention of having a post-modern blog. Even the colors of the cool grays contrast starkly with the buildings in the foreground.

Bill at lunch.

There was an old(ish) ship docked in the harbor. I think it had been used for some movie.

For several blocks, the street was used for poetry. If Roma had had this (and if I had been reading it), I might not have broken my wrists (because I would be looking down).