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Corso Italia is the long street that goes from the railway station to the centre.
Well, I simply fell in love with this boulevard! I think it's the most beautiful street I have ever walked on, for two reasons. First, it is full of trees as you see very well on this photo. Second, the whole boulevard has two lanes for pedestrians, one on each side of the street. They aren't the usual pedestrian zone, because they are nearly as wide as the two lanes for cars, as you see on the second pic.
Updated Nov 24, 2005
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