Viale: sights, history and trails

Although it is often large, a boulevard can also have a reduced size. Moreover, not always a road with the name of avenue has its characteristics: in these cases the term becomes an odonymous in general sense. On the other hand, a road that does not bear the name of avenue can actually share its traits.

The lateral carriages, called countervailing, are usually intended for local traffic while the central ones are usually high-flow.^[1]

The Viali Corso Vittorio Emanuele II can be considered in Turin and via Vittorio Veneto in Rome, as well as the Avenida 9 de Julio in Buenos Aires.

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  A avenue in Weissenbach an der Triesting, Austria
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  A park avenue in the old town of Naantali, Finland
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  Old avenue Steinfurter Bathroom leading to the local castle in the background, used as a double bike path
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  Viale of the fig tree in Hyde Park, Sydney
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  Country road as boulevard in Germany
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  Viale tree-lined in Normandy, France
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  The avenue in Middelharnis by Hobbema, 1689
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  Alameda Dom Afonso Henriques in Lisbon, Portugal