The views of a city that follow the course of a river that traverses its architecture also provide a cinematic diversity of perspective and movement: a first view of the city from a distance, then it gets closer to your heart and, finally, it moves away. In the words of architectural historian Renzo Dubbini, as one moves with the flow of the current, "the view is regulated by a continuous flow of images that changes constantly.
The city's layout, shaped by a river's path, offers a varied and dynamic visual experience: an initial broad view from afar, followed by a closer examination of its core, and then it recedes into the distance. As architectural historian Renzo Dubbini notes, "the city's perspective is influenced by a continuous flow of images that changes as one moves along with the river.