Mediterranean

The Mediterranean

Name: The Mediterranean
Author: Karl Baedeker (Firm)

作者：Karl Baedeker (Firm)
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BAEDEKER’S GUIDE BOOKS.
THE MEDITERRANEAN
HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS
BY
KARL BAEDEKER
WITH 38 MAPS AND 49 PLANS
PREFACE.
CONTENTS.
2. Environs of Lisbon (1 : 250,000), p. 14.
3. Madeira (1 : 400,000), p. 17.
4. Environs of Funchal (1 : 120,000), p. 21.
5. The Canary Islands (1 : 7,500,000), p. 28.
6. Teneriffe (1 : 450,000), p. 28.
7. Environs of Puerto Orotava (1 : 100,000), p. 28.
8. Environs of Las Palmas (1 : 250,000), p. 46.
9. Andalusia and the Straits of Gibraltar (1 : 2,750,000), p. 49.
10. Environs of Tangier (1 : 40,000), p. 98.
11. Environs of Naples (1 : 500,000), p. 141.
12. Straits of Messina (1 : 200,000), p. 155.
13. Environs of Syracuse (1 : 50,000), p. 162.
14. Algeria and Tunisia (1 : 8,250,000), W. part, p. 167.
15. Environs of Oran (1 : 150,000), p. 175.
16. Environs of Tlemcen (1 : 50,000), p. 187.
17. Environs of Blida (1 : 250,000), p. 213.
18. Nearer Environs of Algiers (1 : 100,000), p. 233.
19. Remoter Environs of Algiers (1 : 500,000), p. 233.
20. Environs of Bougie (1 : 50,000), p. 262.
21. Environs of Biskra (1 : 100,000), p. 279.
22. Environs of Lambèse and Timgad (1 : 500,000), p. 289.
23. Environs of Philippeville (1 : 150,000), p. 304.
24. Environs of Bona (1 : 200,000), p. 309.
25. Algeria and Tunisia (1 : 8,250,000), E. part, p. 319.
26. Environs of Tunis (1 : 250,000), p. 338.
27. Environs of Susa (1 : 50,000), p. 366.
28. Environs of Sfax (1 : 50,000), p. 380.
29. The Island of Malta (1 : 320,000), p. 399.
30. Environs of Tripoli in Barbary (1 : 80,000), p. 406.
31. The Lagoons of Venice (1 : 340,100), p. 419.
32. Environs of Cairo (1 : 250,000), p. 458.
33. The Island of Corfu (1 : 300,000), p. 497.
34. Environs of the Town of Corfu (1 : 60,000), p. 497.
35. Environs of Athens (1 : 150,000), p. 528.
36. Environs of Constantinople (1 : 140,000), p. 537.
37. The Bosporus (1 : 200,000), p. 557.
38. Environs of Yalta (1 : 166,000), p. 569.
D. = dinner.
M. = mile; sq. M. = square mile; ft. = foot, feet; yd. = yard, etc.
INTRODUCTION.
I. Season and Plan of Tour. Health.
II. Money, Passport, Custom House.
III. Steamboats.
IV. Intercourse with Orientals.
I. FROM ENGLAND TO THE MEDITERRANEAN BY THE PORTUGUESE COAST.
2. Lisbon.[4]
II. MADEIRA AND THE CANARY ISLANDS.
3. Madeira.
4. The Canary Islands.
III. ANDALUSIA.[5]
5. Gibraltar.
6. From Gibraltar to Seville.
214 M. _Seville_ (Estación San Bernardo or de Cádiz), see p. 59.
7. Seville.
8. From Seville to Cordova.
9. From Cordova viâ Bobadilla to Granada.
77 M. =Bobadilla=, see p. 57.
10. Granada.
11. From Granada viâ Bobadilla to Málaga.
IV. MOROCCO.
12. Tangier.
13. From Tangier to Tetuán (_Ceuta_).
14. From Tangier to Mogador by Sea.
V. SEA ROUTES IN THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN.
15. From Gibraltar to Genoa.
16. From Gibraltar to Naples.
17. From (_Lisbon_) Tangier, and from Gibraltar, to Marseilles.
18. From Tangier and Cartagena to Oran.
19. From Marseilles to Oran.
20. Prom Marseilles to Algiers, Bougie, Philippeville, and Bona.
21. From Marseilles to Tunis.
22. From Algiers to Tunis by Sea.
23. From Marseilles to Naples.
24. From Genoa to Naples.
25. From Genoa to Tunis viâ Leghorn and Cagliari.
See also _Baedeker’s Southern Italy._
26. From Naples to Tunis viâ Palermo.
The stairs in the forecourt ascend to the—
VI. ALGERIA.
28. Oran.
29. From Oran to Tlemcen.
30. Tlemcen.
31. Prom Tlemcen to Nemours viâ Lalla-Marnia.
33. From Oran to Algiers.
34. Algiers.
35. From Algiers to Tipaza and Cherchell.
17 M. _Cherchell_, see p. 244.
20 M. _Ruines Romaines._ We cross the _Oued el-Hachem_ (p. 243).
36. From Algiers to Cape Matifou and to Aïn-Taya viâ Maison-Carrée.
37. From Algiers to Bougie viâ Beni-Mansour.
162 M. _Bougie_, see p. 262.
38. From Algiers to Tizi-Ouzou. From Camp-du-Maréchal to Tigzirt.
39. From Tizi-Ouzou viâ Fort-National to Maillot or Tazmalt.
40. From Fort-National viâ Azazga to Bougie.
65 M. _El-Kseur-Amizour_, and thence to (80 M.) _Bougie_, see p. 252.
41. Bougie.
42. From Bougie through the Chabet el-Akra to Sétif.
72 M. _Sétif_, see p. 271.
43. From Algiers to Constantine viâ Beni-Mansour, Sétif, and El-Guerrah.
44. From Constantine to Biskra viâ El-Guerrah and Batna.
45. From Batna viâ Lambèse to Timgad.
46. Constantine.
47. From Constantine to Philippeville.
48. From Constantine to Bona viâ Duvivier.
50. From Souk-Ahras to Tebessa.
VII. TUNISIA.
51. From (_Constantine, Bona_) Souk-Ahras to Tunis.
154 M. _Tunis_ (Gare du Sud, see below).
52. Tunis.
We return to R. VI and descend five steps into—
53. Carthage.
54. From Tunis to Bizerta.
55. From Tunis to Dougga (_Le Kef_).
70 M. _Le Kef_, see p. 360.
56. From Tunis to Le Kef and Kalaâ-Djerda.
Beyond (8 M.) _Nassen_ we cross the Miliane. 12½ M. _Khledia._
57. From Tunis to Susa.
58. From Susa to Kairwan.
30½ M. _Aïn-Ghrasesia._
59. From Susa to Sfax.
60. From Sfax to Metlaoui viâ Gafsa.
61. From Metlaoui to the Djerid.
62. From (_Sfax_) Graïba to Djerba viâ Gabes and Médenine.
VIII. SEA ROUTES IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN.
64. From Tunis to Syracuse viâ Sfax, Tripoli, and Malta.
65. From Tripoli to Alexandria viâ Benghazi and Derna.
66. From Tripoli to Constantinople viâ Derna and Crete.
67. From (_Marseilles_, _Genoa_) Naples to Alexandria and Port Said.
68. From Venice or Trieste to Alexandria and Port Said viâ Brindisi.
69. Alexandra.[6]
70. Port Said.
71. From Alexandria or Port Said to Cairo.
130 M. =Cairo= (chief station), see p. 439.
116 M. _Benha_, and thence to (145 M.) _Cairo_, see p. 438.
Cairo.[7]
3. We may next visit =Old Cairo= (tramway No. 4, p. 440).
73. From Jaffa to Jerusalem.
74. Beirut. Excursion to Damascus.
75. From Beirut to Smyrna (_and Constantinople_).
76. From Alexandria to Athens and Smyrna (_and Constantinople_).
79. Athens.[8]
Straight on, we pass through the Poseidon Room to the (left)—
80. From Athens viâ Smyrna to Constantinople.
81. Constantinople.[9]
IX. THE BLACK SEA.
82. From Constantinople to Constantza.
83. From Constantinople to Odessa.
84. From Odessa to Batum.
85. From Batum to Constantinople.
INDEX
Astropalia or
Damietta, 418
Hieron (Bosporus), 560
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