Plattegrond van Turijn, ca. 1702 1702 - 1703

This anonymous, detailed map of Turin, Italy, from 1702-1703, showcases the city's fortified layout and surrounding landscape. The map, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a fascinating glimpse into the urban planning and military architecture of early 18th-century Turin. The intricate details, including the city's walls, streets, and the flowing river Po, provide a clear visual understanding of the city's structure. This map exemplifies the historical significance of cartography in documenting and understanding urban development.