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Title: Guide through Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Holland and England : souvenir of the North German Lloyd, Bremen
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: Norddeutscher Lloyd
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Publisher: Berlin : J. Reichmann & Cantor
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zen, from the Hotel Greiff, twice aday for the Mendel Pass, a ride ofabout four hours, a tour not to bemissed. Carriages can also be had.Persons should take a day for this trip.Ascent of the Penegal in a little overan hour. Persons whose time islimited should walk as far as theSchone Aussicht to enjoy the lovelyview. The view from the HotelMendelhof is also very pretty. TheMonte Roen, the highest peak of theMendel range, can be ascended inabout three hours. BOZEN to the KARER LAKE(KARERSEE), over Birchabruck, a delightful spot,and Welschnofen, thence through thePuckelin valley to the Karersee Pass.The Karersee Pass and Hotel can bereached by carriage from Bozen infive hours. A mail diligence leavesBozen daily, and an omnibus leavesHotel Krautner and Hotel SchwarzerGreif twice daily, traversing the wildand romantic gorges of the Eggenthaland the newly built road Welschnofen.The Sulden Hotel Company will opena spacious and first-class hotel here,during the month of June. This hotel 304b
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*3 I <5 ft; 304c 19a* is situated 1600 meters, nearly 5000feet above the level of the sea, in thevery heart of the Bozener Dolomites,and at the foot of the legendaryRosengarten and the Lattemar. TheDolomites, -with their wierd andcuriously formed rocky sides, towersand jagged peaks, rising spontaneouslyout of the vivid green of the Alpinepastures form a peculiar feature of theTyrol, of almost matchless grandeur.The new hotel takes its name fromthe lake, in its immediate neighbor-hood, a sheet of water shut in allsides by mountains, the outlines ofwhich, are reflected in its emeraldwaters. The woods, on two sides ofthe hotel afford beautiful walks. Fromthe Karer Pass, the road from Eggen-thal to Fassa, we have a magnificentview of the iced summits of the Brenta,the Adamello and the Ortler groups,the glaciers of the Oetz and Stubaivalleys, the mountains of the Zillerthalto the North and West, and the Mar-molada, and the Cimon de la Pallagroup, in the East and South. Thenumerous littl

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