Walker - 1967 - A geography of Italy

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X IV The heart of Rome - from the south. Imperial Rome covered most of the area shown on tne
left bank; medieval Rome lay mainly within the bend of the Tiber. The contribution of the
baroque to the city’s pattern is traceable between Pza S. Venezia and Pza del Popolo (top righ').
The Vittorio Emmanuel monument, the Campidoglio, the Corso, Pza Navona, the Pantheon,
Castel S. Angelo, Pza Cavour and Pza S. Pietro are also recognizable (see fig. 37.) (Fotocielo).