Itinerario, o vero noua descrittione de' viaggi principali d'Italia, nella quale si hà piena notitia di tutte le cose più notabili, & degne d'ester vedute
A 1669 Italian travel guide printed in Padua by Mattio Cadorin, compiled from earlier work by Francesco Schott and others, describing the principal routes and notable sights of Italy for travellers. Its pictures are bird's-eye town plans and panoramic views of Italian cities, with bastioned fortification outlines, canals, bridges and dense street blocks that suggest how to draw a map or cityscape with a clear sense of place.
