Detailed plan of Genoa, prepared by Celestino Foppiani, Doctor of Mathematics and Professor of Architecture at the University of Genoa. The plan provides a detailed look at mid-19th-century Genoa and includes a key identifying hotels and points of interest.
Pianta Topografica di Genova disegnata dal Cav. Foppiani, Dottore di Matematica e Professore d’Architettura
- Author: Celestino Foppiani
- Dimension: 50 x 74 cm
- Place of publication: Genoa
- Year: 1853
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