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Subject heading: g.Dolomiten ; s.Bergwandern ; f.Führer

Location mark: II 179.912

Intern ID: 227780

To the Drei Zinnen . 37 on the east, those, I believe of the Zwolferkofel. . Six or eight successive echoes were distinctly heard. Resuming our scramble the Hiitte on the Sextner Platte was reached well before sunset. The erection and maintenance of these sleeping-places on the mountains is entirely the contribution of the Continental Alpine clubs to mountaineering. The members of these clubs need not climb a foot above the floor of their hotel bedroom to be qualified for membership, but there

is a money payment, which secures to the payee the pres tige of the club towards limiting his hotel charges, and enough is collected to build and •repair the shelters for those who do climb ; and we owe them a debt of gratitude for this service. Of course these clubs reckon their members by thousands, almost every travelling German being able to write the mystic letters after his name in the visitor’s book . 1 Although there are climbers —German, Italian, and French—equal to any in Britain or Greater

1 Although of more recent foundation, the Continental Clubs for the Alps alone number 41,420 members, as against the English Alpine Club with 475 .—The Pioneers of the Alps , p. 21 (1888).

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Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1905

Botzen-Gries and the Mendel Pass.- (Geuter's Illustrated Guide Books)

Page 11 of 79

Subject heading: g.Bozen ; f.Führer g.Bozen <Region> ; s.Wandern ; f.Führer

of their cheques, after their bankers in England have honoured them; unless they are personally known by a continental banker; therefore it is recommended to take a letter of credit, or a banker’s cheque instead of a cheque book. Arrival at Botzen. The Botzen Terminus is situat ed in the south-east part of the Town, only a few minutes’ walk from the Walter Place which is the centre of the traffic, and near where most of the Hotels are situated. An Electric Tramway from the station is in a fair

way of construction to the Health-Resort of Gries which extends on the right side of the river Taller. Board and Residence. Hotels at Botzen. Hôtel Bristol, Kaiser Franz Joseph - Strasse. 3 min. from the Station. Fitted up with all modern ! comforts. Rooms from 3 K 50 h to 8 K. Parlors from 1 20 K to 30 K. Board from 9 K. Hôtel Victoria, opposite the Station. Schwarzer Greif (The Black Griffin ; Proprietor : Fr. Staffler), in the Waltherplatz. Old-established Hotel of good repute, with

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Category:

Arts, Archeology

Year:

1905

Tyrol : Art Chat ; Thomas Riss and his works ; the Brenner

Page 24 of 30

Place: New York, NY

Publisher: Norz

Physical description: 27 S. : Ill.

Subject heading: p.Riss, Thomas

Location mark: II 64.597

Intern ID: 211778

an important route for Continental tours, going to sunny Italy, or on the homeward journey from there— as it enables us to go south from Germany, Austria or Switzerland, and gives access to the most gorgeous and at the same time quaintest spot in all Europe— Tyrol. The Brenner and the Brenner Pass claim our first attention. The Brenner Pass in the heart of Tyrol, is the principal highway across the Alps, and lays claim to greater historical importance than any other highway or pass in all Europe. As early

Books

Year:

1907

¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

Page 155 of 406

Author: Baillie-Grohman, William A. ; Landis, Charles [Vorredner] / by W. A. Baillie-Grohman. With an introduction by Charles Landis

Publisher: Naturw.-med. Verein

Physical description: XXXI, 288 S. : zahlr. Ill.

Location mark: II A-1.123

Intern ID: 136079

him to remark that the humblest citizen of Augsburg seemed to him to be better lodged and clothed than was the Scotch King and his great nobles, an opinion which seems to have been shared by other Continental visitors of that day, for as Pinkerton remarks, when describing the arrival of the Burgundian embassy that accompanied James II.’s bride to her future home, the people of Scotland appeared to the polished visitors almost as barbarians, (p. 208.) Be this as it may, it is a fact that when the

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Year:

1907

¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

Page 17 of 406

Author: Baillie-Grohman, William A. ; Landis, Charles [Vorredner] / by W. A. Baillie-Grohman. With an introduction by Charles Landis

Publisher: Naturw.-med. Verein

Physical description: XXXI, 288 S. : zahlr. Ill.

Location mark: II A-1.123

Intern ID: 136079

pungent wit, but who never theless achieved a record in his way, for he was five times elected Rector Magnificus of the Leipzig University, then the most famous of the great continental seats of learning. Baillie-Grohman’s grandfather in taking to finance, prob ably made a larger fortune for himself than if he had followed the steps of his forefathers. The Imperial family while residing at Isehl, as also members of the English Royal family, frequently honored the chateau with their visits, it being

Books

Category:

Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1829

¬The¬ Cornice, the Grimsel and the Gries, the Bernardin and the Splugen, the Brenner, the Tende and the Argentière, and the Simplon.- (Illustrations of the passes of the Alps ; Vol. 2)

Page 20 of 164

Author: Brockedon, William / by William Brockedon

Publisher: Print. for the author, sold by Rodwell

Physical description: Getr. Zählung ; zahlr. Ill.

Notations: Illustrations of the passes of the Alps : by which Italy communicates with France, Switzerland, and Germany

Location mark: III 83.717/2

Intern ID: 333560

completed; yet they form only a part of a grand system of continental intercourse, the accomplishment of the greater part of which, and the commencement of all, are due to France and Na poleon,— they set the example, which Austria, Switzerland, and Sardinia, have honoured themselves by following; and the restraints which feudal prejudice and had policy opposed to facilities of intercourse between nation' and nation, have been removed, never again to be re-established. * On aura beaucoup de difficultés

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Year:

1907

¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

Page 350 of 406

Author: Baillie-Grohman, William A. ; Landis, Charles [Vorredner] / by W. A. Baillie-Grohman. With an introduction by Charles Landis

Publisher: Naturw.-med. Verein

Physical description: XXXI, 288 S. : zahlr. Ill.

Location mark: II A-1.123

Intern ID: 136079

Library in Vienna, where it is MS. No. 7962, but the original of the Hunting Book had disappeared from Austria, the only trace of it that existed being an unillustrated transcript preserved in the Stadt- hatterei Archiv in Innsbruck. About ten years ago, while on a round of visits to Continental archives, I happened to he examining some MSS. on hunting in the Burgundian Library, now forming part of the Royal Library in Brussels, and while so engaged came by a happy chance across a vellum-covered folio

Books

Category:

Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1855

¬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

Page 193 of 598

Physical description: XII, 573 S. : Kt.. - 7. ed., corr. and enlarged

Publisher: Murray

Notations: Nebent.: Murray's hand-book southern Germany. - Hand -Book southern Germany

Subject heading: g.Süddeutschland ; z.Geschichte 1855 ; f.Führer

Location mark: I 124.216

Intern ID: 37775

is no L .readln 1 ” e w0 , ' , ? gentleman from the police waiting at his own door ^©ffulati 688 *° co,1 ® uct * lim 1:0 the frontier. Hut to a mere traveller the police - ^01 is are not more oppressive than in most other continental countries, Officers by whom they are administered are usually distinguished for toon- nm^ * in d politeness with which they treat strangers, especially Kngiish- The <* ■ Vc i themselves are treated as gentlemen, The W arelul watc h which is kept over the public health

Books

Category:

Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1855

Page 532 of 598

Physical description: XII, 573 S. : Kt.. - 7. ed., corr. and enlarged

Publisher: Murray

Notations: Nebent.: Murray's hand-book southern Germany. - Hand -Book southern Germany

Subject heading: g.Süddeutschland ; z.Geschichte 1855 ; f.Führer

Location mark: I 124.216

Intern ID: 37775

kindness of the committee, arc even brought in without a formal introduction. It is to be hoped that this confidence will not be abused. Englishmen will great resources in its library and ing-rnoms, in which G aligna ni’s songer, the Times, Àthenæum burgh and Quarterly Reviews are taken in. besides the best Continental Jour nals, French, German, &c. The esta blishment. which was set; on foot chiefly ■ration of Count fv/.ceheiyyi, , t *iC 1 - - ball and billiard rooms, and at the i includes , members

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[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 166 of 177

GRAND HOTEL DE LONDRES and Royal Deux Tours. The Only First-class Hotel in Verona.’: Patronised by Imperial and Royal Families. Most central position, near the Roman Amphitheatre and the tomba of the Scaligeri. Several languages spoken. Entirely re furnished with all latest improvements by the new Proprietor. English Sanitary arran gements,; Winter Garden, Bath-rooms. Electric Light, Omnibus at doth stations' Chargea: very moderate. • E. Ceresa-Gianella, Proprietor. Branch-Houses : Menaggio

(Lake of Como), Grand Hotel Victoria, Lugano (Switzerland), Grand Hotel Splendide, (72 > rand Hotel am m (25) Aft S rst and most favourably situated Hotel 100 rooms on the lake, 32 balconies, Lift. ZELL: am Ziller (jenbSzmerthal.) ' . , .Proprietor:. -Kaspar .Schneider '• ; with 12 well furnished rooms (at 30—70 kr.) good kitchen, restauration A la carte, excellent Tyrolean wines, .very good beer from my own brewery, opportunities for driving and ridivg in the house. In front of the Hotel large

garden offering a pleasant resting-place with a beautiful view on the mountain-range Newly constriicted, very beautiful, saloon. German bowling-ground, reading-casino at the Hotel. When, desired Pension is given readily, ! Highly recommended to tourists, and families for a prolongated sojourn, Atlem- (86) dance solid and; attentive.' , ' ' (35) HOTEL BAUR AD LAC. Open all the year round. 40

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[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 157 of 177

•Iij . Milan *■' Hotel Métropole «- Italy. ' " Newly enlarged — Unrivalled position. ' Only Hotel on the Piazza del Duomo“ [cathedral Square), opposite the celebrated „Galleria Vittorio Emanuele“. Highly recommended io English and American Trqgjclers and Tourists for its modem comfort and moderate charges. ■ Central steam heating apparatus and electric light throughout. ■ Winter garden. — Hydraulic lift- — Baths. — Tarif in every room.' Gaze and coupons acceptet. Anny and Navy co-operative

Society Hotel. * 15 ) L. Ruff, proprietor. Branch-Establishment: Grand Hotel de Nice, San Remo. K: i 1 : $;■ -- First-class Hotel — - on Corso Vittorio Emanuel© with view on the cathedral. Elevator, Electric light. Wintergarden. Railway-tickets. — Expedition of luggage. — Post and telegraph at the Hotel. (Sc) ■ ' J. Baer. Hlotel Schweizerhof, ïîi ïisüSIli 16. Proprietor Jean Piazza. Viffi liSGMti 16. Nearest Hotel to the cathedral with beautiful rooms. Table d’hôte* — Restauration at any hour of the

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[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 167 of 177

Switzerland. Switzer land. HOTEL SCHWEIZERHOF ( 39 ) (Swim-Hotel) ' oi tk Liffliit-pay, in tie centre of tie tom, not far from tie station. Wellknown Hotel of II rank. Beside branch-office of posts and telegraph. Rooms at fires'. 2.50 and upwards. Restaurant and wine shop. Table d’hôte at 121/2 h. 3 frs. Hotel-omnibus and porter at the, station to every train. — Recommending his Hotel, j MêiZîei' ARGO. Â climatic winter-resort Siidtyrol, ARGO. First-class Hotel. formerly Ctu*e-easlAo. First

-class Hotel. Situhted in thè centre of the Cure-park, refurnished with the highest comfort Electric light Reading-, smoking- and billiard-rooms. Telephone. Corridors and halls heated. Exquisite kitchen. Omnibus not necessary. Very appropriate for passengers too. Moderate charges. (ivky A. Slanina. j# watering place and cure-establishment 4 k. distant from ike railway-station ; LANDECK and situated tn the middle of a magnificent fine-wood,. 188s m. above sea-level, open for travellers from July

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Year:

[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 145 of 177

Climatic Watering* and , Bathing-place „ABBAZIA“ on the Adriatic Sea, surrounded by lovely parks with southern vegetation and extensive laurel-forests. Thirteen hours by rail from Vienna and Budapest. First-class Hotel with villas and dependencies. Warm sea baths and all other healing remedies. Walks on -the strand. X.tt.'tcs'xr ; Theatres;, raansie., concerts etc. Informations given and Prospectuses forwarded gratis by ; Tie Direction of tie Waternlg-places on tie Sfidbaln In Abbazia. Admont

. Steiermark. HOTEL SULZER. Situated in the centre of the borough, 12 minutes from the station, facing thè office of the i. r. post and telegraph recommends his rooms for travellers furnished with every comfort and at moderate charges. Excellent Vienna kitchen and exquisite beverages. (u-8- •• — Baths and, equipages at the Hotel, Hotel Grande Bretagne. First-class Hotel in most favourable location on the lake surrounded 'by vast'gardens'-and- park.’ Modern conveniences, elevator, electric light. Pension

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Year:

[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 155 of 177

From Landeck to Stilfserjoch-Engadin Salden, Trafoi, Bormio, Meran, Schuls-Tarasp, St, Moritz, Pontresina. — Shortest and flneit route over the Finstenaiinz-pass and. by Reechen-Sebeideck. 4'iiäail-coaches daily- vice. versa. Hotel Post, Landeck, Tyrol. Hotel of old renown, completely rebuilt- with MO rooms and saloons, mostly with balcony ore opening on galleries. Billard, reading saloon, ladies-saloon. Gold and warm baths on each floor. Post and telegraph at the Hotel. Extrapost without

change of coaches, and private equipages with written contracts at the office of the Hotel. For passengers to© a very gratifying sojourn of 1 day with its wonderful excursion to the ,,Trisanna- ^ ;; .YUuiuCt*^ grandest, construction of-the Arll^g-railway. ■ : - ; Cbbltj Schenker and Lmbindieketa. ■ \ ■■i-- ''-'Sulphur-bath Ladis, post Pfutz. 1^00 ■ m .above sear-level, Li/g h from . Band eels, very strong sulpurons springs, bj of an boor frotn Obladls, watering-place and batLingpestabllsbihent with

; addnkrns waters. A ■•Mall Hotel, newly, adapted and pleasantly furnished with- splendid walks In fir woods. 4n angreeable summer-resort, and cheap, Fenslon complain from fl. g,§0 to fl 3.20. Josef Miiller, i r. postmaster and proprietor.

Books

Category:

Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1905

Botzen-Gries and the Mendel Pass.- (Geuter's Illustrated Guide Books)

Page 48 of 79

Subject heading: g.Bozen ; f.Führer g.Bozen <Region> ; s.Wandern ; f.Führer

; Lamm [The Lamb]). In Birchabruck,*) the valley divides; the right branch which extends southward, is the real Eggen Valley, containing Lower and Upper Eggen. In the valley which branches off to the left, the new Dolomites Road leads to Welschnofen (15 miles from Botzen; Inns: Rossi; Gold. Kreus; Krone), and thence in a curved line through the extensi ve Karer Imperial Forest } to the picturesque Lower Lake Karer which is overlooked from the Latte mar, and to® the Lake Karer Hotel (Karersee-Hotel

; 20 miles from Botzen; containing 160 Rooms from 3 K; Pension from 9 K; Post and Telegraph Offices; electric light; Physician; Baths; Guides; lawn-tennis-grounds etc.). The Hotel is situated 5414 ft. above the level of the sea; it is fitted up very comfortably, and in a modern manner. In consequence of its convenient situation, it is an excellent starting- point for many pleasant excursions to the picturesque surroundings. A net-work of beautiful shady promenades surrounds the excellent Lake Karer Hotel

; it being the centre of a large number of pleasant easy walks. New well constructed forest paths lead to the Upper and Lower Lakes Karer, the Farm of the Bewallerbauer, the Farms of the Mitter- and Ausserleger, the Lattemar Meadow and the Karer Pass; some ascend to a considerable height, like that to the saddle-back of *) Mail Omnibuses run twice daily from June till September from Botzen (.starting from the "Greif“, “Europe" and “Mondschein“ Hotels)’ through the Eggen Valley to the Lake Karer Hotel and

Vigo di Fassa. They reach Birchabruck in 3 1 /™ hr., the Lake Karer Hotel in 7 hrs. t and Vigo di Fassa in 9 hrs. Fares; to Birchabruck j K 60 A; to the Lake Karer Hotel 6 K 40 h ; to Vigo dì Fassa 9 K. Return fares available for a days, 6 K /0 A or 1; K 60 A.

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Year:

[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 163 of 177

Hotel Bellevue au £ae<^ wifh Dependanee and „ Villa Jltontplaisir“, In the most favourable situation. Beautiful garden; Mostly frequented by German families. Exceedingly comfortable. Moderate charges with good kitchen. ( I00 > tèlerzing, Tyrol Interesting old town, highest situated town of the country; first-class-station for tourists, a summer-resort, high situated health-resort in charming woody surroundings. Station of the express-trains of the Brenner-railway. It is the only Hotel

of Sterling (situated on the southern skirt of the town) from the balconies of which travellers may enjoy an unlimited view on the valley below • nd on the mountains Bound the house large garden and pleasure-grounds. Wide new dining- hall ; reading-, smoking- and music-saloons. Baths and douche at the Hotel. Omnibus at the Station, . . . . f5 9 ' -. Ludwig Obexer, proprietor. STERZING, Brenner-railway, Tyrol, I. class-station for tourists. STERZING. A summer- and health-resort, altitude 949 m. Hotel

z ur alten Post ■Residence of His Majesty the Emperor of Austria in the year 1878. This Hotel has been completely'renovated and furnished with every comfort. Cheap prices, good kitchen and beverage ; equipage« and baths in the house. Omnibus at the station to every train. Beautiful garden with extensive view. Reduced chargés for commercial-travellers. (94) i Ludwig Regiert, proprietor. Comfortably furnished. Electric light 22 rooms with excellent beds. For a prolongated sojourn cheap charges (Pension

) Large veranda and garden. Omnibus of the Hotel at the station. Daily mail- coach in open landaus over the Fernpass to Lermos, Reutte. At any time extra-post and private-equipages. t s2) Marie Witwe Harting.

Books

Category:

Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1905

Botzen-Gries and the Mendel Pass.- (Geuter's Illustrated Guide Books)

Page 75 of 79

Subject heading: g.Bozen ; f.Führer g.Bozen <Region> ; s.Wandern ; f.Führer

i. (SuìlGr’S Photographic Studio Strangers and Tourists. 22 Goethestrasse Botz©n. Goethestrasse 22 J GU$tor'S ll!k *$$*8>** J. Olirle # # <§> Depot for Amateurs, m the Waitherplatz. Publisher of Views and Print-Publisher. 9 in the laltierplati opposite tie Greif Hotel Largest Stock of Picture Post Cards. r^ juyy •»- -4^~r i n / vyqzrr' i / »> *s Gardone ^ Riviera Lake of Garda, Italy, Ctxa Hotel The finest Autumn and Winter Resort of Northern Italy. Season from September 15 th till May

15 th. The Hotel is fitted up with all comforts of modern times. Electric Light throughout. Central - Heating. Lift. Large Garden and Pleasure-Grounds, containing about 30000 square yards. Post and Telegraph Offices. Tickets can be obtained at the Hotel, and luggage will be forwarded. Ch. Ltitzelschwab, Proprietor. Apartments with Bath and Lavatory.

Books

Year:

[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 160 of 177

Neuhausen. Hotel with 65 rooms furnished with every comfort, — Capital kitchen and cellar, — Rooms upwards * of 2 1 / 2 lire —-Pension at very moderate' charges. ** - Paris Hotel Bellevue Paris Oldest and most favourably recommended Hotel With excellent board (4SJ ■Restaurant— Large'halls.- — Omnibus to every trait» and steamer. j - /> 7$. IfBVfflCMil, proprietor S- Hotel du Berne beside the railway-station. Opened 1893, —-'Open all the year round Henri Morlock, proprietor. Proprietor: Mr. Louis Häuser

Books

Year:

[ca. 1910]

Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

Page 148 of 177

Bod», Norway. First-class Hotel. — Baths, billiard, bowling at the Hotel. In the thorough renovation the Hotel has been provided with a tower with extensive view for f the observation of the Midnight-sun. —All modern languages spoken. •—S**— (S3) Prop. Th. Wittenberg. Ferdinand Charles of Austria. Furnisher to the i. r. court- apothecary s shop in Vienna - ; [Clodicinal-mine], , ' Furnisher' to the intern at. society of sleeping cars .[wagons Fits , Bruxelles] to the Austrian Lloyd etc

Books

Category:

Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1905

Botzen-Gries and the Mendel Pass.- (Geuter's Illustrated Guide Books)

Page 50 of 79

Subject heading: g.Bozen ; f.Führer g.Bozen <Region> ; s.Wandern ; f.Führer

filled up more plainly than the Hotel, and is much cheaper. Z minutes* walk further, we reach Dr. Huber’s Forest-House (Waldhaus), a Lodging-House and Hydropathic Establishment. A few minutes walk further, we find the Lattemar Hotel. The road reaches i V., mile beyond the Lake Rarer Hotel, the Rarer Pass (or Costalunga Pass, 5768 ft.i which is situated between the Rosengarten and the Lattemar Mountains. Thence we enjoy a magnificent view of the MarmoJata, Parla Group, Onion della Pala, Ortler

, Silvretta Group, and the Oetzthal, Stubai and Zillerthal Alps. We find on the summit of the Pass, the R o s e 11 g a r ten Hotel (Rosengarten-Hof; containing 40 Rooms from 1 K jo h ; Pension from j K.) The new causeway descends in a curved line through Vallonga to Vigo diFassa (Inns: Vigo Hotel ; Corona; Rosa), the chief village of the Fassa Valley, through the entire length of which the river Avisio flows. The continuations of this valley are called Fleims and Gem bra Valleys, the latter of which runs

Books

Category:

Geography, Travel guides

Year:

1905

Botzen-Gries and the Mendel Pass.- (Geuter's Illustrated Guide Books)

Page 70 of 79

Subject heading: g.Bozen ; f.Führer g.Bozen <Region> ; s.Wandern ; f.Führer