"itinerary Of Germany" Traveler's Guide To Landscapes And Stages, Paris 1806, In 12 Rel. At

Very interesting tourist guide from 1806; printed in Paris, by Hyacinte Langlois, Bookseller rue de Seine, No. 6. MD CCC. VI. (1806). "Itinerary of Germany, containing: 1st. instructions on how to travel in different countries on weights, measures and foreign currencies, compared to those of France, the list of stagecoaches, public carriages; the days and times of their departure and arrival, and the time one is on the road; good inns, travel expenses; the detailed table of the principal towns, famous baths, and navigation of the Rhine, the Danube, the Weser; journeys to the mountains of Harz, Broken and Riesengebirge, in the Giant Mountains; 2nd. The indication of posts and relays on all the roads frequented by the post, couriers, stagecoaches, etc.... 3rd. The exact description of views, sites, towns, villages and picturesque places and remarkable for their productions, industry, commerce, establishments, literary societies, the curiosities of nature and art; newly opened and projected canals. From the Third Weimar Edition of the Travelers' Guide