Genoa City (fictional city)

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A fictional version of Genoa City, Wisconsin is the setting for the long-running American soap opera The Young and the Restless. The real and fictional towns are similar only in name. Although the real Genoa City is a village with over 2,000 people, the version depicted on the soap opera is a mid-sized city.

[edit] Genoa City Locations

Hotels

  • Genoa City Hotel - 1100 East Chestnut
  • Genoa Towers - 1500 Ashland

Restaurants

  • Colonnade Room - 350 East Chestnut
  • The Embers - 1100 East Chestnut
  • Gina's Place - 216 Summit (Burned down in late 2003)
  • Genoa City Athletic Club (General Manager: Gina Roma)
  • Crimson Lights (Owned & operated by Kevin Fisher)

Bars/Clubs

  • Indigo (Owned & operated by Neil Winters)

Businesses

  • Newman Enterprises (Owned by Victor Newman)
  • Jabot Cosmetics (Owned by House Of Kim)
  • Chancellor Industries (Owned by Katherine Chancellor)
  • NVP Retreats (Owned by Jack Abbott)

Retail

  • Fenmore's - 470 East Chestnut

Medical

  • Genoa City Memorial Hospital - 308 South Fourth Street
  • Market Street Clinic - 81 Market Street

Education

  • Genoa City Elementary
  • Walnut Grove Academy
  • Genoa City University - 1200 Hyde Park

Churches

  • Church Of The Sacred Heart - 4458 East Chestnut

Legal/Law Enforcement

  • Genoa City Police Department
  • Legal Aid - 75 Market Street
  • John Silva - Wilton Building, Suite 308
  • Baldwin/Blair Associates

[edit] Notable Residents: Past & Present

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