Italy Handbook for Travellers volume 3
Italy Handbook for Travellers volume 3
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In winter, spring, and autumn Sorrento is visited almost ex- clusively by foreigners, chiefly Americans and English. Its cool northern aspect admirably adapts it for a summer-resideiu:e, and it is then frequented by both Italians and foreigners during the bathing -season. Visitors generally bathe in the morning, devote the liot part of the day to the 'dolce-far-niente', make short excursions in the beautiful environs late in the afternoon, and after sunset lounge in the Piazza listening to the ...band. — An aqueduct, opened in 1892, supplies the town with excellent drinking- water. — A walk in the fine avenue beside the old city-wall is recommended. We reach the avenue by turning to the left at the end of the straight street leading from the Piazza past the Cathedral. — As most of the neighbouring roads run between high garden-walls, and are very dusty in summer, there is a great lack of walks.
Excursions by Boat are very pleasant. Thus (there and back in l'/2-2 hrs. , with one rower 3 fr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In winter, spring, and autumn Sorrento is visited almost ex- clusively by foreigners, chiefly Americans and English. Its cool northern aspect admirably adapts it for a summer-resideiu:e, and it is then frequented by both Italians and foreigners during the bathing -season. Visitors generally bathe in the morning, devote the liot part of the day to the 'dolce-far-niente', make short excursions in the beautiful environs late in the afternoon, and after sunset lounge in the Piazza listening to the ...band. — An aqueduct, opened in 1892, supplies the town with excellent drinking- water. — A walk in the fine avenue beside the old city-wall is recommended. We reach the avenue by turning to the left at the end of the straight street leading from the Piazza past the Cathedral. — As most of the neighbouring roads run between high garden-walls, and are very dusty in summer, there is a great lack of walks.
Excursions by Boat are very pleasant. Thus (there and back in l'/2-2 hrs. , with one rower 3 fr.
What to read after Italy Handbook for Travellers volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Baedeker (Firm) to read onlineMoreLess
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