Chézy, Helmina von: Manual for travellers to Heidelberg and its environs: a guide for foreigners and natives : with an appendix and the panorama of the Heidelberg castle, maps and plans (Heidelberg: J. Engelmann, 1838)

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torium in the ruins of the castle, assisted by musical
amateurs from all parts of the country.
Inns: Prince Charles, near the Cornmarket, and con-
tiguous to it the Speisemarkt (Provisionmarket), with a
beautiful view of the castle; the Court of Baden; Court
of Holland ; King of Portugal; Eagle; Knight St.George;
Hart; Prince Max ; Court of Darmstadt; farther, the cof-
fee-houses of Wachter, Schafer and Bolley. There is also
a restauration established at the museum ( principally for
the members of the museum), likewise, a similar estab-
lishment at the castle. Two bathing-houses, where you
can be accommodated with whatever bath you please.
Strangers, wishing to stay qt Heidelberg for some time,
can be accommodated with comfortable private apartments,
and send for their meals to an inn. — Gardens before the
gates, where you can get cold and warm liquors, viands
and fruit, according to their different sites, beginning at
the gate of Mannheim: at Liisclis-, Muller's; before the
upper gate (Karlsthor): Hausacker , with a saloon for
dancing; magereHof, frequented by many parties, in the
hot summerdays; the Lion, at Schlierbach; the Rose , at
Neuenheim; near the bridge, the Waldhorn (Trench
horn); at Seitz’s; the Hirschgasse (Hart-street) , with a
large saloon for dancing; Stiftsmilhle (Collegiate-mill),
at hour’s distance above the bridge etc. etc. (Of di-
ligences , coaches etc. etc. we shall speak, under a dif-
ferent rubric.)

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