Italy : handbook for travellers . D, 7) and the harbour (p. 80). — In the oppositedirection the Via Nino Bixio leads to the Piazza Bixio (PI. F, 8),among the gardens of which rises a large bronze statue of GeneralNino Bixio (1821-73), by Pazzi (1890). The broad Via Corsica (PI. F, E, 8, 9), the prolongation of theCorso Andrea Podesta, descends from the Piazza Bixio towards to the — *Via di Circonvallazione a Mare, a fine street, laid out in 1893-95 on the site of the outer ramparts, traversed by a tramway (No. 11,p. 77), and commanding beautiful views. It begins, as the ViaOdone, at th
Italy : handbook for travellers . D, 7) and the harbour (p. 80). — In the oppositedirection the Via Nino Bixio leads to the Piazza Bixio (PI. F, 8),among the gardens of which rises a large bronze statue of GeneralNino Bixio (1821-73), by Pazzi (1890). The broad Via Corsica (PI. F, E, 8, 9), the prolongation of theCorso Andrea Podesta, descends from the Piazza Bixio towards to the — *Via di Circonvallazione a Mare, a fine street, laid out in 1893-95 on the site of the outer ramparts, traversed by a tramway (No. 11,p. 77), and commanding beautiful views. It begins, as the ViaOdone, at the Piazza Cavour (PI. D, 6; p. 81) and passes the docksmentioned at p. 81; then, under the name of Corso Aurelio Saffi(PI. E-H, 9, 10), it ascends gradually, skirts the sea beneath thehill crowned by the church of Santa Maria di Carignano (see above),and finally asconds the right bank of the Bisagno to the Ponte Pila(PI, ir, I, 7; p. 85), wlumce it is continued by the Via Canevari,leading to the Campo Santo (p. 94). jilf avi *. s:pi0tr^ y^^* IgONTED^CIMO >-ato I .^.Ouitico * * 1 Briq fiTaeliol BlCoiVl ?ill Izaiveto Cajnf ?i ^^^ s^l^
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