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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emy (PI. 1; B, 5), on the third floor of which is theNatural History Museum, with the complete fauna of the Adriaticand prehistoric objects from the Austrian Littoral (Wed. & Sat.10-1, Sun. 11-1). On the opposite side of the court, on the firstand second floors, is the second section of the Municipal Museumof Antiquities (week-days 9-2, Sun. and holidays 11-1; fee 40 A),which contains terracottas, vases, bronzes, and other small anti-quities (chiefly from Tarentum, Apulia, Aquileia, and Istria), Romanmosaics from Barcola (Museo Lapidario, see p. 273), coins, weapons,and objects of industrial art relating to Trieste. At the cornerof the Via della Sanita and the Piazza Griuseppina is the CivicoMuseo Revoltella (PI. 10; B, 5), built in 1859 by Hitzing, con-taining good modern pictures by Triestine and other artists andalso a few sculptures, all bequeathed to the town by Baron Revol-tella (adm. on week-days, 9-2). The piazza contains the Maximilianmonument mentioned at p. 273. JNaGre:
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Shicitslxilm i — - Sudjbdhn En61MH.es Environs. TRIESTE. 39. Route. 275 The Passeggio di SantAndrea (PL A-E, 7), an avenue 3 M.long, skirting the coast to the S. of the town, leads to Servola(electric tramway, see p. 271), passing the Zoological Station,with its salt-water aquarium (PL A, 6; for admission apply to thedirector), and the Lloyd Arsenal. The Wharves of the Lloyd Co.(PL C, D, 7), opposite Servola, may be visited on week-days, 9-11and 12-4 (tickets obtained at the gate, 1 K; steam-crane 2 iTmore).At Servola is the large Pension of the Austro-American Co., akind of hotel for emigrants on their way to America, where theirpapers and physical condition are examined before embarkation. —From Servola the road proceeds, passing the handsome Cemeteries,to Zaule and to Muggia (pp. 279, 280). A favourite resort is the Boschetto (restaurant) to the E. of thetown, reached by the tramway from the Piazza della Borsa (p. 273),through the Via del Corso and across the Largo del G-iardin

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