The eastern Alps : including the Bavarian highlands, Tyrol, Salzkammergut, Styria, Carinthia, Carniola, and Istria Handbook for travellers . tlorh ^ ^ fev^^*^ ^n>^^^^ :\^tr*- \^ V^^A .^^^i^::^^ ^^^^^^p.^Vr^^^i^i^V-/-- ^ iViwi ,9 -^ 5^ UtXitJr i .*-•«?• ./ (ftograph ¥eilf 1 jr)000(. to Mittenwald. LENGGRIES. I. Route 8. 41 of Krankenheil (^Kurhotel, with baths; *S€dlmair, with baths,R. 2, B. 1 m.; Blomherg; Pension Spenger, 5-7 m.; furnishedrooms at the Villa Bellevue, Daxenberger, Krinner^ etc.), with aConversations-Saal^ Trinkhalle, and Bath House (bath 2 m.). Thewater is conducted in lead
The eastern Alps : including the Bavarian highlands, Tyrol, Salzkammergut, Styria, Carinthia, Carniola, and Istria Handbook for travellers . tlorh ^ ^ fev^^*^ ^n>^^^^ :\^tr*- \^ V^^A .^^^i^::^^ ^^^^^^p.^Vr^^^i^i^V-/-- ^ iViwi ,9 -^ 5^ UtXitJr i .*-•«?• ./ (ftograph ¥eilf 1 jr)000(. to Mittenwald. LENGGRIES. I. Route 8. 41 of Krankenheil (^Kurhotel, with baths; *S€dlmair, with baths,R. 2, B. 1 m.; Blomherg; Pension Spenger, 5-7 m.; furnishedrooms at the Villa Bellevue, Daxenberger, Krinner^ etc.), with aConversations-Saal^ Trinkhalle, and Bath House (bath 2 m.). Thewater is conducted in leaden pipes from the springs, 4 M. distant,and contains natron and iodine. About 1/2 M. to the W. is theZollhaus (*Inn, with baths). The left bank of the Isar, close tothe town, is laid out with extensive woods and promenades. Visi-tors tax, 1 pers. 7, 2 pers. 10, a family 12 m. Pedesteians may take the following pleasant route from Munich toTolz. Railway to Starnherg (p. 24); walk along the E. bank of the laketo (3V2 M.) Berg (p. 25) and (6 M.) Wolfratshausen (1895; -Eaderhrdu;Post), at the confluence of the Loisach and Isar. The lofty slope abovethe village commands a fine view of the mountains towards the S., anddown the valley of the Isar. Then by the high-road to (8 M.) Ko
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