¬A¬ handbook for travellers in Southern Germany : being a guide to Würtemberg, Bavaria, Austria, Tyrol, Salzburg, Styria, ecc., the Austrian and Bavarian Alps, and the Danube from Ulm to the Black Sea
tz. 0 f Koveredo. Dante, when exiled from Florence, and living at the court of the Scaligers, was some time en tertained as a guest 'by the lord of Castellmreo, its owner. It must have of forte, on the site of the oldVene- tian defence of Lu Chiu sa (Berner Klanse), which command not only the road and ravine of the Adige but the plateau of ltivoli opposite. At here that he observed ana nxed m his memory that singular scene of desolation called Slmino di Sun Mnreo y which is traversed by the
™ IH qrià <l& Tr»'nto, Y Artko (i) per tmnnntri, «> per nuutco : Çlie «la cimsv M motile, si mouse ill piano, <• si In ruceia <Iis,'„s-'«'sa. Ch' aknna via «% rl»i s'u fusse. Inf a-7ia, XII. >. 10. 'been during the time of his residence j which lies on a road from the valley of the Adige to the Lago di Garcia, Napoleon gain«! one of his earliest and most decisive victories over the Austrians, 1797. The French set up a monument on the field, which was afterwards destroyed. Incafl,, be yond and S.of Kivol
i , was I he residence of the physician and poet Fracastoro. The olive .first appears near 21 Vnlurtjnc. Beyond here the 'val ley of the Adige widens, and from hen may he said to commence the plain of the Po; the road follows the 1 1. hank of the river, passing a fertile district, by the vi Ponton, leaving the Val Folicella ft Verona {Funs; Due Torn, Torre di l/mdva-, Pavigi), >'or Nurih Italy, lttc. 26.) 2 AU ( Fuji. ; Corona, Post, good and ), a town of . 171)0 Inhab., who are ly weavers of velvet ami silk, here
» flourishing manufacture. Avis and Borghctto are the last places in Tyrol. f,| Peri is the first station in Italy tii« is in the Austrian province, of Hus to-1 ,crtii,hardy. The valley of the Adige is partly separated from thy 1»eo di Garda bV the range of the Monte Iktldo, In of the ravines descending from it, near Bruntino, is the singular sanctuary and hermitage of Mm fauna, dull a G,»*„«„, built | in A cave in the precipitous fare* of a mc-k, approachable from below hv steps , cut in the rock, and from
above In copies 1 :n) nuAres long. The- Adige bursts through a narrow defile above Volargne, f> m. long, flunked by precipices of limestone, rising like "Walls' on both sides, and leaving no fmjfit for the road, which has been psirtly rut through them. At its S. and on the 'declivities above JTE 218. ROVEREOO TO 11V A ON THF, I. A CO D' UAIlPA, .) iiusi. m. 14 Dug. in. daily. A 4 hrs. drive, through a carriage.-road : it crosses the „ n ferry .'1 I "II . below Hover« vori'ta, passes Mori, and
