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Identifier: austriahungarywi00baed (find matches)
Title: Austria-Hungary : with excursions to Cetinje, Belgrade, and Bucharest : handbook for travellers
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Baedeker, Karl
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Publisher: Leipzig : K. Baedeker New York C. Scribner
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
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rlo Magno (5520 ft.; *H6t. Campo Carlomagno, R.6-20, B. l3/4, D. 6 K) and descend to (46V2 M.) Madonna di Campiglioi4970ft.; * Grand-Hotel des Alpes, a first-class house, in an old mon-astery, R. 4-16, B. ls/4, D. 5 K; Dolomiten-Hotel, R. 3-5, B. 1V4, D. 4 A;Rainalter, R. 3-4 K; Neumann, R. 3-5, D. 4V2 K, both good ; Hot. Brenta :Villa Hedwig), a health-resort in a sheltered situation at the foot of * MonteSpinale (7097 ft.; easily ascended in 2 hrs.; fine views). Excursions andpasses, see Baedekers Eastern Alps. The finest is the route over theBocca di Brenta (8360 ft.) to Molveno (9 hrs.; guide 20 A). Motor-diligencefrom Madonna di Campiglio to Trent, see p. 220. The line recrosses the Adige. 28 M. Lavis (745 ft.). We crossthe Aviaio. To the left rises Monte Calls (6253 ft.). 34 M. Trent. — *Railway Restaurant (with garden). — Hotels.Imperial Hotel Trento (PI. a; B, 1), a large house of the first class,R. 3-8, B. iy8, D. 6 K: Hotel Mayer (PI. d : B. 1), R, 2Va-3 K; Bristol, with
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to Verona. TRENT. 2S- Route. 219 cafe, R. from 2l/2, D. 4 IT, new: Isola Nuova (PI. e: B, 1, 2), Piazza Dante,with beer-garden, R. l1j2-2i/.2K; Europa (PI. b; C, 2), Via Lunga 41,R. from 2 K; San Marco, Via San Marco 14 (PI. C, D, 2), R. 2-6 K.Post & Telegraph Office (PI. C, 3), Piazza della Posta. Trent (630 ft.), Ital. Trento, Ger. Tnewf, Lat. Trident urn,with 30,000 inhab., mostly Italians, lies on the left bank of theAdige and is the seat of government for the Italian part of TyrolCll Trentino). It was the capital of a prince-bishopric down to1803. Its mediaeval towers and stately palaces give it quite anItalian character. A large ^Monument to Dante, by Zocchi (1896),adorns the Piazza Dante (PL B, 1), a square in front of the station. The Via Romana (PL B, 2) leads S. from the Piazza Dante to thebroad Via Lunga and Via Rodolfo Belenzani (formerly Via Larga),the principal streets, containing several mansions, some of themwith fagades painted in Venetian fashion. In the Via Rodo

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