In order to facilitate reference to the Routes, most of them are inserted in the Index
twice; thus the road from HAMBURG — to Berlin is also mentioned under the head BERLIN
-* to Hamburg. Such reversed Routes are mixed in the Index with an asterisk* to
distinguish them.
dral and works of Rubens,
145. Spire, 148. Churches
- of St. Jacques, 149.; St.
Paul, 150.; St. Andrew, 150.;
Augustins, 150.; St. Anthony,
151. Museum of pictures,
151-155. Docks, 155. Cita-
del and siege, 156. Hotel
de Ville, and Bourse, 157.
Railroad, 158.
siege by the Duke of
Parma, 123.
* to London, 120.
to Rotterdam, by land, 90.
by water, 92.
to Brussels, 159.
*Ghent, 143.
to Turnhout, 158.
Apollinarisberg, 273.
Appenweier, 551.
Arbergen, 408.
Ardenne, seat of King Leo.
pold, 200.
Ardennes, the forest of, 200.
Argenfels, 275.
Arkona in Rugen, 415.
Schweidnitz, 432.
Arnau, 433.
Arnhem, 75.
-*to Utrecht, 75. ;.
Arnhem to Cologne, 241.
Arnsberg, 377.
Arnstadt, 490.
Arnstein Schloss, 515.
Arolsen, 378.
Artaveldt, James and Philip,
van, 138.
Assche, 124.
Assen, 80.
Bacharach, 290.
Bacon, Lord, on Travel, ix.
Baden, duchy of, 541. 549.
BADEN BADEN, 554. Inns,
554. Beauties of situation,
555. Hot springs, 555. New
Schloss, Secret Tribunal, and
its dungeons, 557. Church,
558. Convent, 559. Con-
versations Haus, 556. Phy-
sicians, Post Office, 558.
Excursions around; Alt
Schloss, 558. Ebersteinburg,
Lichtenthal, Gernsbach, and
Murgthal, 559.
to Wildbad, 561.
* to Carlsruhe, 554.
to Strasburg, 561.
Badenweiler, 551.
Baggage, 216.
Ballenstadt, 404.
Ban de la Roche, 561.
Barmen, 376.
BASTEI, THE, 173.
Bastogne, 197.
BATHS:
Schwalbach, 497.
Swinemünde, 411.
Warmbrunn, 429.
Baumans and Biels-Höhle,
Bavarian (?) broom girls, 386.
Beemster in N. Holland, 72.
BELGIUM, 94. Introductory
information, 94--107. Ge-
neral view of, 99. Pass-
ports, 91. Money, 95. Post-
ing, 95.; other modes of
travelling, 97. Railroads, 97.
Cities of, and architecture,
101.
Bensheim, 541.
Berg, ancient duchy of, 376.
Bergen op Zoom, 92.
Bergen, 415.
Bergstrasse, 538-542.
Bergues, 117.
BERLIN, 343. Inns, 343. Post-
Office- Droskies, 343.
ciety in, 344. Unter den
Linden, 345. Brandenburg
gate, 345. Monuments, 345.
Churches, 346. Royal Pa-
lace, 346. Kunst Cabinet,
$46. King's private resi-
dence, 348. New Museum,
vases, and bronzes, 348.
Sculptures, 349. Pictures,
350 352. Royal library,
352. University, 353. Mu-
seum of natural history, 353.
Egyptian museum, 353. Ar.
senal, 354. Iron foundery,
355. The Gewerbe Schule,
356. Theatres, 356. Music,
Sing-Academie, 356.
seum, 356. Winter gardens,
356. Restaurateurs, 357.
Confectioners, 357. Best
shops, 357. Post Office, 357.
Environs, $58. Tegel, 358.
Tivoli and Kreutzberg, 258.
Park, 358. Reviews, 359.
*to Hamburg, 341.
359. 364.
to Dresden, 368.
*to Dusseldorf, by Hesse
Cassel and Elberfeld, $75.
*to Hanover, 368.
to Cologne, by Minden,
Bielefeld, 369.
Biervliet, 122.
Bies Bosch, 86.
Bingen Loch, 293.
BINGEN, 295.
Chapel, 295.
excursions from, 295.
to Mayence, by Ingel
heim, 518.
to Mayence up the
Rhine, 295.
to Kreuznach and Saar-
brück, 520.
to Treves, 327.
-* to Coblenz, 296.
Birkenfeld, 522.
Bischoffsheim, 571.
Bischofsworda, 426.
Bitburg, 324.
BLACK FOREST at Baden, 559.
-the Kinzig, 565.
sources of the Danube in,
Blaize, St., abbey of, 570.
Blankenau, 407.
Blankenburg, 402.
Bleichert wine, meaning of,
305.
Blouse, use of a, xxvii.
Blücher, 424. His grave. 432.
Bode, origin of the termina-
tion, 403.
Bodenfelde, 406.
Bodenwerder, 407⚫
Bois le Duc, 92.
Bommel, 88.
Bondorf, 570.
BONN, 268.
University, 268.
Museum, 268. Popplesdorf,
269. Kreuzberg, 270.
to the Valley of the Ahr,
304.
to the Eifel, and Lake of
Lach, 307.
Boppart, 286.
Borcette, 250.
Borsdorf apples, 449.
Bouillon, 201.
Boulder stones, 342.
Bouvignes, 199.
Braekel, 380.
Braine le Comte, 202.
Brandenburg, 363.
Brasses, engraved
mental, at Bruges, 128. At
Lubeck, 337. At Stralsund,
413. Nymegen, 76.
Braubach, 285.
Brauneberger wine, 317.
Braunsberg, 380.
Wilderness, 371. Cathedral,
371. Black Brunswickers,
373.
to Berlin, by Magdeburg,
368.
BRUSSELS, 162-169. Park, 163.
King's Palace, 163. Palace
of the Prince of Orange, 163.
Chambers, 163. Museum,
164. Library, 164. Hotel
de Ville, 165. Broodhuis,
165. Cathedral of St. Gu-
dule, 165. Notre Dame de
Chapelle, 166. Shops, 163.
Lace, 168. Theatre, cafés,
post-office, diligences, 167,
168. Promenades and en-
virons, 169. Excursion to
Waterloo, 169.; to Tervu-
eren, 191.
*to Calais, by Lille, 107-
tions of, 279. Good head-
quarters for travellers on the
Rhine, 281. Church of St.
Castor, and fountain, 280.
Courts of justice, 281. Plea-
sant excursions from, 282.
to Mayence, up the
Rhine, 284.
to Munster-Mayfeld, and
Elz, 322.
to Treves, by post-road,
to Frankfurt, by the
Brunnen of Nassau, 493.
Coburg-described, 486.
*to Eisenach, 484.
*to Gotha and Göttingen,
to Leipzig by Rudol-
stadt, 488.
Cochem, 319.
COINS, tables of foreign, xxxix
-xliii.
COLOGNE, 253. Cathedral, 256.
Shrine of the three kings,
257. Dom-bild, 257. Church
of St. Peter, and Rubens'
Crucifixion, 258. Church
of St. Ursula and 11,000 Vir-
gins, 258. Santa Maria, 259.
St. Gereon, 260. Museum
of pictures, 261. Eau de
Cologne, 262.
to Frankfurt, by Siegburg
and Limburg, 328.
to Altenberg Abbey, 262.
*to Aix-la-Chapelle, 251.
to Bonn and Coblenz, up
the Rhine, 263.
*to Dusseldorf, 263.
to Berlin, by Elberfeld,
at Calais, 109.
Courtrai, 118.
Cracow, 437., and S. Germ.
Handbook.
Crefeld, 245.
Cronberg, 510.
Cudowa, 436.
Cus, 317.
Custom-houses abroad, xxviii. ;
in England, xxix.
of Prussia, 237.
Custrin, 415.
Cuxhaven, 330.
Dahn, 536.
Danube, source of the, 566.
DANZIG, 416. Granaries, ca-
thedrals, 416. Picture by
Van Eyck, 417. Arthus Hof,
fortifications of, 417. Duke
of, 417.
to Marienburg and Kö-
nigsberg, 418.
*to Berlin, 415. "
berg, 421.
DARMSTADT, 537. Catholic
Church, palace, pictures,
537. Fossils, 537. Theatre,
Exercier Haus, 538. Gar-
dens, Casino, wild boars,
to Hans-sur-Lesse, Bouil-
lon, 200.
Dinglingen, 551.
Dirschau, 416. 418.
Dixmude, 120.
Dobberan, 339.
Doesborg, 90.
Dollars, Prussian, 237; Saxon,
438.
*Donaueschingen, source
Danube, 566.
to Schaffhausen, 566.
*to Offenburg, 565.
to Freiburg, 569.
Donnersberg, 523.
Dort, or Dordrecht, 86.
Synod of, 86.
Dortmund, 369.
Douai, 111.
Drachenfels, 272.
Dreiser Weiher, 326.
DRESDEN, 451. Post-office,
451. Elbe bridge, 451.
Churches and church music,
452. Terrace of Bruhl, 452.
Palace, 452. Collections
mode of obtaining admis.
sion, 453. Green vaults,
454. Picture gallery, 456.
Plaster casts, 460. Zwinger,
460. Rustkammer, or ar-
moury, 461. Museum of
Dutch clocks, 565.
Dutch school of art, 17.
Dykes of Holland, 9.
Eibenstock, 484.
Eifel, the Upper, 325.
the Lower, 307. Inhabi-
tants of, 326.
excursions in, 307.
Eisenach, 440. Wartburg, 440.
Eisleben, Luther's birth-place,
379.
ELBE, mouth of the, 329.
Sources of, 430. In Saxony,
the most beautiful parts of
its course, 471.
from Schandau to Dres-
den, 477.
ELBERFELD, 376.
to Berlin, 375.
to Hanover, 340.
*to Cologne, 379.
Elbing, 419.
Elbingerode, 402.;
Extersteine, 385.
Extra post, 211. 238.
Eyck, Van, school of, 103.
Paintings of, at Berlin, 351.
At Ghent, 135.
Fees of Prussian physicians, Fürstenburg, 407.
Furstenstein Castle, 432.
Flemish School of Painting, Geilnau, 515.
Frankenstein, 435.
Frankenthal, 527.
FRANKFURT on the Main,
507-513. Inns, Old and
New Town, 507. Cathedral,
507. Römer, 508. Saalhof,
Stædal Museum of
508.
Senkenberg
pictures, 509.
Museum, 510. Danneker's
statue of Ariadne, 510.
Public library, birthplace of
Göthe and of the Roths-
childs, 510. Jews, 510. Diet,
511. Theatre, casino, 512.
Shops, public gardens, 512.
New Cemetery, 512. Fairs,
511. Offenbach, 513.
to Leipzig, by Gotha, Er-
furth, Weimar, 439.
to Cassel and Berlin, 386.
to Cassel and Hanover,
Coblenz
* to
and the
Brunnen of Nassau, 487.
*to Mayence, 519.
*to Homburg and the
Taunus, 515.
to Basle, by Darmstadt,
Heidelberg, Carlsruhe, 536.
to Baden-Baden, and
Strasburg, 554. 561.;
Georgen, St., 565.
Gera, 489.
formation, 205-235. Pass-
ports, 205. Inns, 206
Tables-d'hôte, 207.
Valets de Place, 09
Custom-houses, 210. Mode
of travelling, 211.
posts, 214.
Peculiarities of German
manners, 222. Public gar.
dens and
225. Turnpike
Handwerksbur-
schen, 226. Watering places
227. Towns, 282. Burial
grounds, 234.
German doctors' fees, 250.
Germersheim, 532.
to Strasburg, 532.
Gernrode, 405.
Gernsbach, 560.
Gerolstein, 326.
Gheel, 159.
GHENT, 132-142. Belfry, 14
Church of St. Bavon, 15
Paintings of Van Eyck, 15
University, 137. Hôtel d
Ville, 137. Museum, IS
Marché ou Vendredi, 15
The English at Ghent, 18
Charles V., 139. Citade
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