Nervi
Italy
Nervi, a quarter of Genoa, Italy, shares 52 connections with 819 other places across 20 topics. Architecture accounts for the largest share, most of it tied to Pier Luigi Nervi, the structural engineer whose name matches this place. His projects connect Nervi to Rome, France, and cities across Europe and North America, including the PalaLottomatica arena built for the 1960 Summer Olympics and the George Washington Bridge Bus Station, which opened in 1963. The Parchi di Nervi gardens have also hosted the Euroflora flower festival.
George Washington Bridge Bus Station
Connects Nervi to: Harlem
Roman Catholic Diocese of Mangochi
Connects Nervi to: Malawi | Blantyre | Mangochi, Malawi
quartiere
Connects Nervi to: Porta Venezia | Giambellino-Lorenteggio | Porta Volta
Embassy of Australia, Paris
Connects Nervi to: France | Paris, France | Australia
Massimiliano Massimo Institute
Connects Nervi to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Papal States | Quirino, Philippines
Ernst Heinrich Weber
Connects Nervi to: Leipzig, Germany | Saxony
Australia Square
Connects Nervi to: Australia | Sydney, Australia | New South Wales | Stuttgart, Germany
Euroflora
Connects Nervi to: Monaco | Genoa, Italy | Campania | Liguria
PalaLottomatica
Connects Nervi to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Milan, Italy | Barcelona, Spain | Serbia
TWA Flight Center
Connects Nervi to: New York City, New York | Sydney, Australia | St. Louis, Missouri | Queens, New York | Jamaica
Luigi Tenco
Connects Nervi to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Argentina | Genoa, Italy | Liguria
Goran Rađenović
Connects Nervi to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Seoul, South Korea | Perth, Australia | Budva, Montenegro