. Italy: handbook for travellers. First Part (Northern Italy) . illafranca (p. 108) and Nice. The S. slope of the castle-hill,which descends precipitously towards the sea, is termed the liauba-Capeu (hat-Tobber, owing to the prevalence of sudden gusts). —The Cemeteries , with the exception of the English, are on the of the castle-hill. At the base of the castle-lull on the E., where a house oppositethe dogaua was destroyed by a landslip in the winter of 1871, liesthe small Harbour, termed Limpia from an excellent spring (lim-pida) which rises near the K. pier. It is accessible to small
. Italy: handbook for travellers. First Part (Northern Italy) . illafranca (p. 108) and Nice. The S. slope of the castle-hill,which descends precipitously towards the sea, is termed the liauba-Capeu (hat-Tobber, owing to the prevalence of sudden gusts). —The Cemeteries , with the exception of the English, are on the of the castle-hill. At the base of the castle-lull on the E., where a house oppositethe dogaua was destroyed by a landslip in the winter of 1871, liesthe small Harbour, termed Limpia from an excellent spring (lim-pida) which rises near the K. pier. It is accessible to small ves-sels only; those of large tonnage cast anchor in the bay of Villa- \S \ymhm. WeB&R fap/.Jflgfo pr r«sr «s»>*. rA ( \^ e«Hh£ 3I^I^CSsM5ifet A7t*.«Kfim&i fM;£^f» » m .■JjT~|6Wfc &*** nri^o ^rtftta (riordiino foqnasM Bor4Jtheiis ^(^siefrt tefrectf jPfe !% a% Yksfybidrea ■ K»* ttcHMardJSxa &M fan iro\fc>; 2^^ Batteria PP&RerTeFanmgue IfiL av Jbm&iaai:- /)(-• ^ag^N^-^L m\\\\Y\] Ifl $■■ Darmsta^lETyra^neir. ■ilf li 220,000 , diPiemonte: <& -tSperflrado «f * Svoifraphische JMeilc /S= 1 Grad , j * JK«£» *» 1 ■ 1 / JEnglith. jHzles TOO i Environs of Nice. TORRETTA. 16. Route. 107 franca (p. 108). The Place Bellevue adjoining the harbour isembellished with a Statue of King Charles Felix in marble, erectedin 1830. On the farther side of the harbour is the Boulevard deIImperatrice. The Environs of Nice are sprinkled with attractive villas andclothed with luxuriant vegetation, and afford a variety of beautifulexcursions. The Franciscan monastery of Cimies, Ital. Cimella, is situated3 M. to the N. of Nice. The best, although not the shortest routeto it is by the new road ascending to the E. from the BoulevardCarabacel (PI. E, 2), which on the top of the hill intersects the siteof a Rom. Amphitheatre (210 ft. long, 175 ft. wide). About i/i the r. from the cross-road immediately beyond the amphitheatrethe traveller reaches the mona
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