Austria-Hungary : with excursions to Cetinje, Belgrade, and Bucharest : handbook for travellers . 2 £, - Kane&TL /V^^s&POST LING BERG mAJjergbahnJU.*. 1:40.00 0. THpTTTrrrirr rTi fth Geography Anst/rAVagner &.Debes ,leipz LINZ. 6. Route. 129 culture iu Upper Austria from ancient times down to the accessionof the House of Hapsburg. The gate, artistically executed in•wrought iron (end of 17th cent.) once belonged to the Landhaus.Adm. in summer on week-days 9-12 and 2-5, 40 h; Sun. and holi-days 9-12, 10 li; in winter 10-12 and 2-4, except Mon. and Thurs.;illustrated catalogue 1 K. Ground Floor.
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Austria-Hungary : with excursions to Cetinje, Belgrade, and Bucharest : handbook for travellers . 2 £, - Kane&TL /V^^s&POST LING BERG mAJjergbahnJU.*. 1:40.00 0. THpTTTrrrirr rTi fth Geography Anst/rAVagner &.Debes , leipz LINZ. 6. Route. 129 culture iu Upper Austria from ancient times down to the accessionof the House of Hapsburg. The gate, artistically executed in•wrought iron (end of 17th cent.) once belonged to the Landhaus.Adm. in summer on week-days 9-12 and 2-5, 40 h; Sun. and holi-days 9-12, 10 li; in winter 10-12 and 2-4, except Mon. and Thurs.;illustrated catalogue 1 K. Ground Floor. Room XXV, to the right, contains coins and seals.The other rooms contain botanical and zoological collections. The groupof New Zealand birds (kiwi, ground-parroquet) is especially interesting.— First Floor. To the right. Boom I. Prehistoric and Roman antiquities.Room II. Weapons. Room III. Art-industrial objects. We pass throughthe staircase to Room IV. Musical instruments, including, by the windowto the left, a piano of Beethoven by Erard Freres. Room V. Carvings andpaintings from churches. Room VI. Gothic furniture. We return to R. Vand turn to