Southern Germany

Stuttgart, Ulm, Würzburg and Konstanz as they stood before the First World War, together with the Swabian Jura and the Ficht...

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Stuttgart, Ulm, Würzburg and Konstanz as they stood before the First World War, together with the Swabian Jura and the Fichtel Mountains, are mapped for the traveller in Karl Baedeker's guide Southern Germany. The early twentieth-century editions represented here pair town plans, which pick out streets and principal buildings, with wider topographical maps of hills, valleys and routes for excursions. Because the guide follows a traveller's itinerary rather than a present-day federal state, Bavarian, Württemberg and Baden subjects share the same volume.

Stuttgart, Ulm, Würzburg and Konstanz as they stood before the First World War, together with the Swabian Jura and the Fichtel Mountains, are mapped for the traveller in Karl Baedeker's guide Southern Germany. The early twentieth-century editions represented here pair town plans, which pick out streets and principal buildings, with wider topographical maps of hills, valleys and routes for excursions. Because the guide follows a traveller's itinerary rather than a present-day federal state, Bavarian, Württemberg and Baden subjects share the same volume.

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