Identifier: italyhandbookfor00karluoft (find matches)
Title: Italy : handbook for travellers
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Karl Baedeker (Firm)
Subjects: Italy -- Guidebooks
Publisher: Leipsic, K. Baedeker
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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trrf^Tntrpia;^ to Ventimiglia. BORDIGHERA. 19. Route 105 Cabs (for 1 or 2 pers.): per drive 1, with two horses IV2 fr.; perhour 2, 3 fr. ; each addit. pers. 25 c. more; to Ospedaletti 4 or 7 fr., to Col-dirodi 12 or 18 fr.; to Perinaldo 18 or 30 fr. Omnibus via Ospedaletti to San Remo, see p. 101; to Vallehona twice,and to Solduno once daily. — Electric Tramway from the Piazza Mazzinibv the Via Vitt. Eman. to Ventimiglia (p. 106), every V^^Vz It. in winter(50 or 30 c). Climate. The strangers quarter is formed by the Strada Eomana, nowconverted into a wide and dust-free promenade running along the slopethrough gruves (if pine and olive. Only its E. end is fairly sheltered, therest being exposed to the dry coast-winds. Serious cases of illness aretherefore not usually sent to Bordighera, which, in contrast to the otherRiviera stations, is frequented mainly by convalescents and tourists. —The temperature in winter is lower than at San Remo and Ospedaletti, Bordighera (3900 inhab.). f

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