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
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS members and Sloan Foundation

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the steep Kapa (p. 422), and theMount of Trebevic. To Llidze, 7 M., a pleasant ex-cursion either by local train (station,see p. 418) in x/2 hr. (fares 25 & 15 h,on the train 5 h more; return-tickets,obtainable from tramway-conductorsand covering tramway-fares, 70 & 50 h)or by carriage (15 if, incl. 2 hrs. stav).*Ilidze (1640 ft.; Austria, Bosna,Hungaria, PL a, b, & c, three veryfair houses belonging to government,E. 23/4-7V4, D. 3V4, pens, from 8 K,closed in winter; Igman, PL d),pretti-ly situated on the Zeljeznica, is awatering-place with thermal sulphur-!managed bath-establishment (bath 1-1x and pretty gardens. Horse-races in June. — An omnibus (20 hmotor-car 50 h) plies every afternoon in 20 min. from the stationof llidze to the *Source of the Bosna, 2 M. to the S.W. (Turk-ish cafe; restaurant); view-tower and fish-breeding establishment.The Bosna rises in several springs at the base of the wooded Igman(4095 ft.), and within a few hundred yards of its source attains a
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Wagoer & Debes,ieipzig prings (136° Fahr.), a well2 K; also swimming-bath), 422 Roirte n. TRESKAVICA. breadth of over 30 yds. A bridle-path ascends to (4 hrs.) the Alpinepasture of Yeliko Polje, on the Igman (guide 7 K). The following Excursion of about 3 hrs. (guide advisable; 4 K) isrecommended. From the E. end of the Careva Ulica (PI. H, I, 3) weeither ascend direct, or follow the winding road to the right; at thetop of the hill we pass several Turkish burial-grounds; farther on wepass an ^octroi station, and in 3/4 hr. reach the so-called Goats1 Bridge(Kozija (J/qrja), which spans the river in a single arch built about1G00. Retracing our steps a little, we next ascend a steep footpath tothe *Kapa (3180 ft.), an old Turkish guard-house, opposite the castle,affording a charming view, and descend thence steeply to the W. to the(35 min.) town. In the W. part of the Oemalusa Ulica the Kosevo Ulica (PI. F, 2, 3)diverges to the right (N.). Ascending the latter, passing the Hospital(

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