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Genoa on the other hand starts with provinces all over the place, which can make for a very interesting game if you try to keep everything or even expand those territories.
My second Venice game has featured less expansion in Italy overall (Though I have isolated Naples diplomatically, and intend to conquer them over the next 20-30 years), but I am allied to both France and Castille, who in turn are allied to eachother. I am, in a word, untouchable which leaves me free to colonize Africa.