Identifier: rivieraorcoastfr00blac (find matches)
Title: The Riviera : or, The coast from Marseilles to Leghorn, including the interior towns of Carrara, Lucca, Pisa, and Pistoia
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: Black, Charles Bertram, d. 1906
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Publisher: London : A. & C. Black
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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Position of Genoa. Palaces. 121 A little to the east of the Piazza de Ferrari is the Piazza Archi.^vheIlce a tram starts every 20 minutes to Nervd (p. 135). The Piazza Annunziata is the gi-eat starting-point for trams andomnibuses to places west from Genoa. Between the Piazza Annunziata and Pegli a tram nms every 10minutes. Between the Piazza Annunziata and Sestri - Ponente an omnibusruns every 12 minutes. Between the Piazza Annunziata and Bolzaneto a tram runs every10 minutes. Between the Piazza Nuova and Rivarola an omnibus runs every 15minutes. Genoa is singularl) constructed around a small bay on shelvingground, rising rapidly from the waters edge to the height of from 500to 600 feet. The old part of the to^^^l is a labyi-inth of crookedstreets from 6 to 12 feet wide, and frequently so steep that steps haveto be cut in them. The most remarkable of the new streets is the Viadi Circonvallazione, composed of a series of lofty terraced corsos or roads, which now may be called streets,

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