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Every year on August 15, the Austrian Philharmonic Youth Orchestra performs in Innsbruck to celebrate the King of the Waltz\u2014Johann Strauss \u2014with the \u201chottest Strauss event in Austria,\u201d according to the 120 participating young musicians. For tickets: Tel: (0512) 5356; www.innsbruck-ticket-service.at; E-mail: office@innsbruck-ticket- service.at. In the winter Innsbruck is an alpine sports paradise, with seven skiing regions, including the magnificent Stubai Glacier, 62 lifts, 55 marked ski runs, 130 kilometers of well-maintained ski trails, and 9.5 kilometers of high-altitude cross-country trails.<\/p>\n

Telephone or e-mail the Innsbruck Tourist Office for holiday and ski package information. Day Excursion to Nuremberg (N\u00fcrnberg) Beer, Gingerbread, and Toys Depart from Munich Hauptbahnhof or Pasing Distance by Train: 125 miles (201 km) Average Train Time: 1 hour, 15 minutes City Dialing Code: 911 Tourist Information Office: K\u00f6nigstrasse 82, 90402 Nurnberg Tel: (0911) 23 36-0 www.tourismus.nuernberg.de E-mail: tourismus@nuernberg.de Hours: 1000\u20131730 daily Notes: A tourist information pavilion is in front of the main railway station at K\u00f6nigstrasse 82.<\/p>\n

Although Nuremberg (N\u00fcrnberg) is more than 950 years old, it is a lively, modern city. A mecca for lovers of markets, music, and museums, Nuremberg must have originated the \u201cDay Excursion\u201d! On December 7, 1835, the first German train chugged from Nuremberg to F\u00fcrth, a neighboring city, with honored guests and two barrels of beer. But on this day excursion, ICE trains average 76 mph between Munich and Nuremberg\u2014considerably faster than in 1835\u2014and Nuremberg\u2019s brew is every bit the match for Munich\u2019s, for Nuremberg is a part of Bavaria, too.<\/p>\n

Get ready for an enjoyable day out. When you arrive in Nuremberg, you will find the tourist office in front of the railway station. Another tourist information office is on the main market square at Hauptmarkt 18, with the same opening hours.<\/p>\n

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Copyright \u00a9 2026 by LaVerne Ferguson-Kosinski The author and the publisher gratefully acknowledge the kind permission of Eurostar Passenger Services and its website, Deutsche Bahn, and its website, Brittany Ferries, Irish Ferries U.K. Limited, DFDS Seaways, and Stena Line to use their resources in the compilation of the timetables in this text. The \u201cInternational Services\u201d rail map on pp. viii\u2013ix is reproduced courtesy of the European Rail Timetable Ltd; www.europeanrailtimetable.eu.<\/p>\n

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote passages in a review. British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Information available Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data available ISSN 1081-1125 ISBN 978-1-4930-9316-8 (paper) ISBN 978-1-4930-9317-5 (electronic) The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of American National Standard for Information Sciences\u2014Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI\/NISO Z39.48-1992.<\/p>\n

Train schedules, prices, and conditions of use appearing in this edition are updated at press time and are subject to change without notice by the railways. Prices are estimates and are based on exchange rate at the time of printing. The information is to assist with trip planning only. We cannot be held responsible for its accuracy.<\/p>\n

Please check with the railways for the most recent information. OceanofPDF.com In Loving Memory of Our Son Matthew Carlo Palma 1972\u20132007 A loving friend to so many A world traveler and adventurer A heart and soul filled with kindness And uncommon generosity . . . Editor of Europe by Eurail OceanofPDF.com ABOUT THE AUTHOR LaVerne Ferguson-Kosinski and her late husband, Lt.<\/p>\n

Col. George Ferguson, first coauthored this unique and comprehensive how-to guide in 1980. After battling a long illness, George, who was globally and affectionately known as \u201cMr. Eurail,\u201d passed away in 1997 and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. LaVerne wanted to ensure that accurate British and European rail travel information would continue to be available.<\/p>\n

She is devoted to producing comprehensive, practical, yet friendly guidebooks for the independent rail traveler or armchair dreamer. Her technical writing and editorial background; academic education in English, world history, and communications; and experience in research and development for an international research institute have added considerable substance to her three decades of traveling the rails in Britain and Europe. Her dream of exploring the world began in third-grade geography class when she first began collecting travel brochures. After attending Ohio State University, LaVerne lived in and traveled throughout Europe.<\/p>\n

She resides in Fort Myers Beach, Florida, with her husband, Joe \u201cCool\u201d Kosinski, a structural engineer.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.<\/em><\/p>\n

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