Berlin and its environs; handbook for travellers . d Syria, including the principal routes through Meso-potamia and Babylonia. With 20 Maps, 52 Plans, and a Panoramaof Jerusalem. Fourth edition. 1906 12 marks Portugal see Spain and Portugal. Riviera sec Southern France. Russia, in German or French only: Rutland. Europ. RuBland, Eisenbahnen in , Teheran, Pe-king. Mit 20 Karten, 40Planen u. 11 Grundr. 6. Aufl. 1904. 15 marks Russischer Sprachfilhrer. 4. Aufl. 1903 1 mark Russie. Avec 19 cartes et 32 plans. 3e edition. 1902 .... 15 marks Manuel de langue Russe. 3e edition. 1903 1 mark
Berlin and its environs; handbook for travellers . d Syria, including the principal routes through Meso-potamia and Babylonia. With 20 Maps, 52 Plans, and a Panoramaof Jerusalem. Fourth edition. 1906 12 marks Portugal see Spain and Portugal. Riviera sec Southern France. Russia, in German or French only: Rutland. Europ. RuBland, Eisenbahnen in , Teheran, Pe-king. Mit 20 Karten, 40Planen u. 11 Grundr. 6. Aufl. 1904. 15 marks Russischer Sprachfilhrer. 4. Aufl. 1903 1 mark Russie. Avec 19 cartes et 32 plans. 3e edition. 1902 .... 15 marks Manuel de langue Russe. 3e edition. 1903 1 mark Scotland see Great Britain. Spain and Portugal, with Excursions to Tangier and the BalearicIslands. With 7 Maps and 47 Plans. Second edition. 1901. 16 marks Switzerland and the adjacent portions of Italy, Savoy, and 63 Maps, 17 Plans, and 11 Panoramas. Twenty-first 8 marks Tyrol see The Eastern Alps. The United States, with an Excursion into Mexico. With 25 Mapsand 35 Plans. Third edition. 1904 12 marks BERLIN AND ENVIRONS. ?>mCi> Bcitoya/ipitAsffi L^,^^,... ^ 1 ( BERLIN AND ITS ENVIRONS HANDBOOK FOE TRAVELLERS BY KARL BAEDEKER WITH 6 MAPS AND 18 PLANS SECOND EDITION. LEIPSIC: KARL BAEDEKER, PUBLISHER1905 STACK ANNEX Preface. The present Handbook for Berlin, which corresponds with thethirteenth German edition, incorporates, in a much expanded andcarefully revised form, information heretofore included in theHandbook for Northern Germany. Its chief object, like that of1 he Editors other guides, is to render the traveller as nearly aspossible independent of the services of guides and others and toenable him to employ his time, his money, and his energy to thebest advantage. Though Berlin does not compete in antiquity or historical in-terest with the other great European capitals, its position as themetropolis of the German empire and its wealth of art-treasures,both ancient and modern, invest it with high importance in additionto its special and chara
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