¬A¬ handbook for travellers in Southern Germany : being a guide to Würtemberg, Bavaria, Austria, Tyrol, Salzburg, Styria, ecc., the Austrian and Bavarian Alps, and the Danube from Ulm to the Black Sea
. To reach it, proceed along the road on the rt. hank of the river below the town, as far as the Siechhaus, an ancient hospital, built close to the river, at which point a footpath on the rt., between the walls of the vineyards, leads to the top of the hill. There is a club (§ 44) called Har monie (close to the cathedral) and a Theatre here. Steamers on the Main to Marktbreit, Hanau, and Frankfurt (Etc, 190), when the depth of water allows. In sum mer a steamer starts daily at 4,} a.m., and reaches
Frankfurt in one day. EilwjHjen daily to Stuttgart in 28 hrs.; to Kissingen (during the season), to Ansbach, Heilbronn, Heidelberg; to Brückenau, Fulda, and Cassel. HaitwKt/ to Frankfurt, Bamberg, Nuremberg, _ Munich, Augsburg, Baireuth, Leipsig. Eilwagen to Kordlingen, liatishon, Mergentheim. The quickest way to Nuremberg is by .Kailway through Sell we in furti i ( Ute. 170), although the line makes a wide circuit. From Würzburg to Nuremberg, by Kitzingen, 13 Germ, in., is a journey '.—FÜRTH. Sect
