Illustrated Europe

Illustrated Europe no.133-134
Europäische Wanderbilder no.33

Illustrated Europe was a series of travel guide books to Europe published by Orell Fussli & Co. of Zürich and C. Smith & Son of London.[1] It also appeared in a German-language edition (Europäische Wanderbilder) and a French-language edition (L'Europe illustré).[2] The guides described localities in Austria, Germany, Hungary, Italy, and Switzerland in the 1880s-1890s.

References

  1. ↑ Catalogue of Maps, Globes, & Diagrams, Published by C. Smith & Son, London, c. 1900
  2. ↑ "New Geographical Publications", Proceedings of the Royal Geographic Society, London: Royal Geographical Society (12), December 1887

Further reading

  • The Arth Rigi Railway, Illustrated Europe (1), Zürich: Orell Füssli & Co., 1884, OCLC 80106306
  • Baden-Baden, Illustrated Europe (2)
  • Vitznau-Rigi Railway, Illustrated Europe (3)
  • Heiden and the Rorschach-Heiden Railway, Illustrated Europe (4)
  • Baden in Switzerland, Illustrated Europe (5)
  • Thun and the Lake of Thun, Illustrated Europe (6)
  • Interlaken, Illustrated Europe (7)
  • The Upper Engadine, Illustrated Europe (8)
  • Zurich, Illustrated Europe (9)
  • Constance, Illustrated Europe (10)
  • Nyon on the Lake of Geneva, Illustrated Europe (11)
  • Thusis at the Via Mala, Illustrated Europe (12)
  • Lucerne, Illustrated Europe (13)
  • Florence, Illustrated Europe (14)
  • J. Hardmeyer (1884), Milan, Illustrated Europe (15–16)
  • Schaffhausen and the Falls of the Rhine, Illustrated Europe (17)
  • Ragaz Pfaefers, Illustrated Europe (18)
  • Vevey, Illustrated Europe (19)
  • Baths of Kreuth, Illustrated Europe (20)
  • Davos, Illustrated Europe (21)
  • Reinerz, Illustrated Europe (22)
  • The Gruyere, Illustrated Europe (23)
  • St. Gothard Railway, Illustrated Europe (24–26)
  • Freiburg (Baden), Illustrated Europe (27–28)
  • Gorbersdorf, Illustrated Europe (29–30)
  • Chaux-de-Fonds, Illustrated Europe (31–32)
  • From Froburg to Waldenburg, Illustrated Europe (33)
  • The Burgenstock (Lake of Lucerne), Illustrated Europe (34–25)
  • Neuchatel, Illustrated Europe (36–37)
  • Battaglia near Padua, Illustrated Europe (38–39)
  • Coire, Illustrated Europe (40–1)
  • The Pusterthal Railway, Illustrated Europe (42–44)
  • The Brenner Railway, Illustrated Europe (45–47)
  • From the Danube to the Adriatic, Illustrated Europe (48–50)
  • Graz, Illustrated Europe (51–52)
  • From Paris to Berne, Illustrated Europe (53–54)
  • The Lake of Lucerne, Illustrated Europe (55–6)
  • Jugenheim a Auerbach n. Darmstadt, Illustrated Europe (57)
  • Aix-le-Bains, Illustrated Europe (58–9)
  • Heidelberg, Illustrated Europe (60–1)
  • Budapest, Illustrated Europe (62–64)
  • Montreux, Illustrated Europe (65)
  • Locarno, Illustrated Europe (66–68)
  • Canton Glarus and the Lake of Walenstadt, Illustrated Europe (69–72)
  • Mont Cenis, Illustrated Europe (73–76)
  • The Black Forest Railway, Illustrated Europe (77–79)
  • The Brunig Railway, Illustrated Europe (80–81)
  • From the Furka to Brieg, Illustrated Europe (82–3)
  • Zurich and its Environs, Illustrated Europe (84–86)
  • Brieg and the Simplon, Illustrated Europe (87–8)
  • Zermatt and the Valleys of Visp, Illustrated Europe (89–92)
  • The Valley of Lotschen and the Baths of Leuk, Illustrated Europe (93–95)
  • The Valleys of Turtman and Eifisch, Illustrated Europe (96–98)
  • Kurhaus Tarasp, Illustrated Europe (99–100)
  • Morat, Illustrated Europe (101–102)
  • Sion and its Environs, Illustrated Europe (103–105)
  • Martigny and the Valleys of the Dranse, Illustrated Europe (106–109)
  • Chamounix and Mont Blanc, Illustrated Europe (110–111)
  • From St. Maurice to the Lake of Geneva, Illustrated Europe (112–113)
  • Mount Pilatus Railway, Illustrated Europe (114–15)
  • Territet, on the Lake of Geneva, Illustrated Europe (116)
  • The Hungarian Eastern Carpathians, Illustrated Europe (117)
  • From Vienna to Budapest, Illustrated Europe (118–119)
  • From Oderburg to Budapest, Illustrated Europe (120)
  • From Vienna, Oderburg and Buda-Pesth to the High Tatra, Illustrated Europe (121–123)
  • Through West Hungary, Illustrated Europe (124)
  • From the Danube to the Quarnero, Illustrated Europe (125–126), OCLC 82183394
  • Through the Hungarian Plain, Illustrated Europe (127)
  • The Monte Generoso Railway, Illustrated Europe (128)
  • The Transylvania Highlands, Illustrated Europe (129–130)
  • Through South Hungary, Illustrated Europe (131–132)
  • J. Hauri (1893), Landquart-Davos Railway, Illustrated Europe (133–134), OCLC 457706313
  • The Kuranstalt Holsboer, Illustrated Europe (135)
  • Nervi and its Environs, Illustrated Europe (136–138)
  • The Vosges Mountains, Illustrated Europe (139–142)
  • Kursaal Maloja, Illustrated Europe (143–4)
  • Franzensbad, Illustrated Europe (145–147)
  • Spa, Illustrated Europe (148–150)
  • Spiez and the Kanderthal, Illustrated Europe (151–2)
  • Hohwald and its Environs, Illustrated Europe (153–4)
  • Through the Bernese Oberland, Illustrated Europe (155–158)
  • Carlsbad, Illustrated Europe (159–161)
  • The Toggenburg and Wyl, Illustrated Europe (162–163)
  • The Stanserhorn Railway, Illustrated Europe (164)
  • Waldhaus-Flims, Illustrated Europe (165)
  • Ospedaietti near San Remo, Illustrated Europe (166)
  • The Hungarian System of the Royal and Impl. South Railway Co., Illustrated Europe (167), OCLC 55113191
  • The Baths of San Moritz, Illustrated Europe (168–9)
  • The Baths of Bex, Illustrated Europe (170)
  • Meiringen, Illustrated Europe (171–172)
  • Soleure and Basle, Illustrated Europe (173)
  • Grand Hotel Curhaus Davos, Curanstalt Halsboer, Davos, Illustrated Europe (174), 1899, OCLC 313584740
  • Health Resort of Burgenstock, Illustrated Europe (175), 1900
  • Pontresina, Illustrated Europe (176)
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