Northern Germany : Handbook for Travellers
Northern Germany : Handbook for Travellers
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Route. 357 rises an obelisk over the tomb of the poet Thummel (d. 1817). Above stands tlia ^cliateau of Falkeneek* The handsome Sehloss on the right bank of the Itz, opposite Coburg, was erected by Dnke Ernest of Wurtemberg in 1838.
The Cemetery on the E. side of the town contains the modern Matuo- leum of the dncal family, and the bnrial-vauH of Baron Stockmar (d.
1863) , embellished at the expense of the English and Belgian reigning families itt honotir of their old counsellor. — On the way t...o the cemetery 'we pass the new Ernest Albert Seminary and the Emestinum (a school), both on the Gflockenberg.
66. The Tlmriiigiaii Forest.
The ^roreat of TkuTingia, or Thilringer Wald^ a mountainous dis- trict 95 M. in length and 8-22 in hreadth, bounded on the W. by the Werra and on the S.!E. by Franconia, is replete with interest for the pedestrian.
The tour may conveniently be divided into two parts j the Eastern^ beginning atSchwarza, and the Western^ beginning at Eisenach (comp.
p. 361).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Route. 357 rises an obelisk over the tomb of the poet Thummel (d. 1817). Above stands tlia ^cliateau of Falkeneek* The handsome Sehloss on the right bank of the Itz, opposite Coburg, was erected by Dnke Ernest of Wurtemberg in 1838.
The Cemetery on the E. side of the town contains the modern Matuo- leum of the dncal family, and the bnrial-vauH of Baron Stockmar (d.
1863) , embellished at the expense of the English and Belgian reigning families itt honotir of their old counsellor. — On the way t...o the cemetery 'we pass the new Ernest Albert Seminary and the Emestinum (a school), both on the Gflockenberg.
66. The Tlmriiigiaii Forest.
The ^roreat of TkuTingia, or Thilringer Wald^ a mountainous dis- trict 95 M. in length and 8-22 in hreadth, bounded on the W. by the Werra and on the S.!E. by Franconia, is replete with interest for the pedestrian.
The tour may conveniently be divided into two parts j the Eastern^ beginning atSchwarza, and the Western^ beginning at Eisenach (comp.
p. 361).
What to read after Northern Germany : Handbook for Travellers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Baedeker (Firm) to read onlineMoreLess
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