vi
*.* In order to facilitate reference to the Routes, most of APPE
them are repeated in the Index twice: - thus, GENEVA
to Chamouny, is also mentioned under the head Cha-
mouny to Geneva; such reversed Routes are marked
in the Index with an asterisk to distinguish them.
to
*
A.
AAR, river. 114. 126.
falls of. 116.
Alpbach. 113.
Alpenstock. 153.
ils uses xli.
Alpine horn. 110.
-river, junction of, with Limmat Alpulila, Julia. 164
and Reuss. 20.
- source of. 119.
Aarau. 19
Aarberg. 10-165.
Aarburg. 17.
Abries. 478.
Adelboden. 144
Aime (Axuma). 442.
Airolo. 137. 139–143.
Adula, monte. 301.
Agnes, queen of Hungary, foun-
der of Königsfelden. 21. Her-
cruelty 22.
Agno. 313.
Aigle. L' 211.
Aiguebellette 452.
Aigueblanche. 339.
Aiguille, the 420.
Aimaville. 376. Roman acque- Andelfingen. 32
duct. 376
An der Lenk. 151.
Andermatt. 130.
-Byron's lines on. 164
Alpnacht. 79.
slide of. 79.
Alpine passes. xlviii. Singing lx.
Alp born. ix.
ALPS, first view of them from the
Jura. xliii. Panoramas of, xliv.
Near views of. xlv. Roads over.
xlviii.
Altdorf. 131.
Altdorf, tower of. 132.
Altenberg 93.
Alstetten. 238.
Amadeus VIII 215.
Amsteg. 133.
Andeer. 291.
-or Urseren. 136.
-to Coire by the Oberalp. 276,
Anet or Ins. 166.
Angrona, valley of. 476.
Annecy. 431-434.
le Vieux. 434.
mur-Annemasse 396.
Antigorio, val. 122.
Anzasca. val. 333-336 Beanly of
its scenery, and superior con-
dition of its peasantry. 336-
338.
AOSTA, VAL D'. 348–357.
to Turin. 356.
-* to Martigny and the Great St.
Bernard. 368.
*to St Branchier
by the valley of Bagnes and col | Basel. 1.
de Fenêtre 374.
to Ponte. 376.
Scenery
on of its
FALD'
Turin
Martigar and
ard. 308
Arve,junction with the Rhone193.
source of the. 421.
Arveyron, source of. 414.
AVALANCHES.
XXXIX. Danger
from, xci. Varieties of. cx.
Catastrophes arisig from. xci.
Wind of. xciii.
Avenches. 163.
Aventicum. 163.
Attinghausen, the birth place of
Walter Fürst 132.
Aubonne. 180.
Auxonne. 181.
Ayent. 152.
Bachalp. 110.
Baden baths. 23.
Bagnes, valley and inundation.
369. Mode of preventing a si-
milar catastrophe, 372.
Bakewell's Tour in the Taren-
taise," extract from. 433.
Ballsthal. 12.
Balmat, Jacques. 409.
Balme, Col de. 420.
Balme, Grotte de. 399.
Balsille. 474.
BASLE, 1. Cathedral, 1. Council
of, 2. Public library, 2. Collec
tion of the works of Holbein, 3.
University, 3. Dance of Death,
3. Political dissensions, 5. Pub-
lic conveyances, 6.
Barcelonnette. 486.
Bard, fort. 350.
Barrás, M., prior of the hospice
of the Simplon. 224.
to Bienne, by the Münster
Thal. 6.
to Schaffhausen. 10.
-to Soleure, by the Ober Hauen-
stein. 11.
to Lucerne
Hauenstein. 16.
to Aarau. 19.
to Zurich. 20.
Basle Campagne. 6-11.
BATHS of Baden. 23.
- Gais. 249.
- Grange (Grenchen). 16.
Heinrichsbad. 252.
Leuk. 147.
Loèche. 147.
Pfeffers. 239.
Rosenlaui. 111.
Schintznach. 23.
Stachel berg. 256.
Weissbad. 250
Batterkinden. 87.
Batz, value of. xiv.
Baveno. 228.
to Varallo. 325.
Bedretto, val. 139–143.
hamlet of. 143.
Bears of Berne. 92.
Beatus, cave of. 98.
Beaufort, Maxime de. 429.
Beauvoisin, Pont. 454.
Bellagio. 314.
Bellegarde. 195.
Belgirate. 230.
Bellenz. 304.
Bellinzona, 304. Castles. 304.
-to Magadino and Locarno. 305.
to Lugano, by Mont Cenere.
309.
-* to Splügen and Coire, by the
pass of the Bernardin. 305.
Beresal, 223.
Bergamasque shepherds. 282.
Bergell, 299.
Bergun. 281.
Bernardin pass. 300. Village. 302.
BERNE. 88. Clock-tower; fonn-
tains. 89. Bernese Alps. 90.
Minster. 90. Museum. 90.
BERNE: The Bærengraben. 92. Cha-Beetzlingen. 312
ritable institutions. 92. Prome- parliament of. 132.
nades. 93. History of. 94.
Bourg d'Oysans 467.
BERNE to Thun. 96.
to Lausanne, by Freyburg.
157.
of Burgundy. 161.
-to Lausanne, by Morat. 162.
-to Neufchâtel. 165.
Bernina pass. 285.
Bersesio. 485.
Bertha, queen
Saddle of. 161.
Berthollet, the chemist, birth-
place of 434.
Bessans. 445.
Bex. 211. Salt mines and works.
211.
Bied. stream of. 175..
Bienne. 9.
-to Sion, by the Diablerets. 217.
Biasca. 142. Church of. 142.
Biberegg. 267. Cradle of the Re-
dings. 267.
Biel. 9.
Biella. 328. Notre Dame d'Oropa. Brienzergrat. 114.
328-329.
Bristenstock. 133.
-* to Basle. 9.
--to Berne. 10.
-to Neuchâtel. 169. To Yverdun.
Blegno, val. 142–276.
Blistered feet, to cure. xxxviii.
Blümlis alp. 145.
Bobbio. 477.
Boden See. 232.
Boghy, gorge of. 127.
Boleta or Boletone. 317.
S. Maurice. 390. 424. 443.
Bourget Laide. 435.
Bovaret. 216.
Bozel. 447.
Bramegg, ascent of. 85.
Branchier, St. 358.
Bregaglia, val. 298.
Brennet, lake. 179.
Brennieres. 444.
Brenva, glacier. 428,
Breven. 413.
Breuil. 347.
Briançon, 470.
-to Susa, by the pass of the Mont
Genèvre. 471-472.
Boltingen. 154.
Bon-homme. Col de. 422.
Bonneville. 397-429.
Bonivard,the Prisoner of Chillon.
Brida. 447
Brieg. 220.
Brienz. 114.
169.
Bienne. lake of. 169.
Bionnassi, glacier of. 422.
Birs. valley of the. 6. Source of. 7. Bürglen. 258.
Bivio Stalla 279.
Bussingen. 66.
Buet. 402.
Blakenstock. 127.
Buffalora pass. 284.
Bulach. 33.
Bulle. 156.
209.
Bonstetten. 48.
Borgomaniera. 320.
Borromean islands. 228.
Borromeo, San Carlo. 138. Sta-
tue. 230.
Bossons, glacier. 406.
Bötzberg. 20.
Brockedon, Wm., quotations.
from, 335-425.
Broye. valley of. 162.
Bruck. 20.
Brünig. the pass of, 78.1
Brunnen. 75.
Brugg. 20.
Brussone 332.
Buntschi. 153.
Buonaparte at Fort Bard. 350.
-at the Great St. Bernard. 358;
Bürglen. 132.
Buttisholz. 18.
BYRON, LORD, his description of
the Alps as seen from the Jura,
xliv. Scenery of his drama of
Manfred. 196. His Swiss tour.
196. Description of the Staub-
bach. 102. Of the Wengern Alp,
and its avalanches. 106. Lines
on the ossuary of Morat 162.
On Lake Leman, in a calm. 196.
In a storm. 197. Clarens. 206
Chillon. 209.
C.
Bon-homme and the Col de la
Seigne. 422-428.
Champ Fleuri glacier. 152.
Champignol. 153.
Chapeau. 415.
Chapiu. 422.
Char-à-banc. XXVI,
^ Cadenabbia. 314.
Cæsar at Geneva. 186.
* Calixtus II. Pope. 126.
Calvin, John, at Geneva. 186.
His laws. 187 Condemnation
of Servetus. 187.
Campea, val. 380.
Campo Dolcino. 295.
Cappel. 49.
Charles the Bold of Burgundy. 173
Charmontane glacier. 373.
Chasseral. 172.
-mont. 9.
Cardinell pass. 294.
Carignano 488.
Chat, Mont du. 449.
Château d'Oex. 155.
Château Duing. 433.
Caroline, queen of England. 315. de Queiras. 478.
Carouge. 162.
Casaccia. 299.
Castasegna. 299.
Châtel St. Denis. 156.
Chatillon. 348.
-
Castella, terrace of. 474.
to Visp, by the pass of mont
Cervin, 348.
to Aosta. 352.
-
Castello. 141. Church of San. 141.
Castels. 277.
Ceard, engineer of the Simplon.
221.
Chaux de Fonds, La. 175.
Chaux de Milieu. 176.
Cheeses, Swiss. LXXVI. 256.
Chede, cascade and lake. 401.
Chiavenna. 296.
-to Como. 297.
the o
Lake Lem
storm
Jon. 209
Cenis, mont. 460. Little. 462.
Centron, village of. 442.
Ceresol. 383.
Cerisio, Lago. 313.
Cernetz. 284.
CERVIN, Mont.
*to Splügen. 296.
-to St. Mauritz, by the pass of
the Maloja. 298.
Chillon, castle of 209.
Ciamot. 275.
Cima de Jazi 342.
Cime du Fours. 425.
Clairée, Col. 463.
Clarens. 206. Byron's description.
206.
Clariden alps. 257.
Cleven. 296.
346. Pass of. 344
-347.
Cesanne to Pignerol, by the Col
de Sestrières. 473.
Chaffe-Quarré. 424.
Chaille, La. 454.
Chaine, La. 177.
Chaises à porteurs. XXIX.
Châlets and pasturages. LXXV.
Chambave wine. 352.
Chambery. 436. 456.
Chambery to Geneva, 436.
*Pont, Beauvoisin. 454.
to Lanslebourg. by the Col
d'Iseran. 438-445.
CHAMOUNY. 406. Origin of the
-fenêtre de. 379.
name. 407 Guides. 408. Excur-village of. 378 Glacier of. 379.
sion around. 409. Montanvert.
409. Jardín. 411. Fiegère 412.
Breven. 413 Source of Arvey-
ron. 414. Chapeau. 415. Ascent
of Mont Blanc. 416.
to Geneva. 406.
CHAMOUNY to Martigny by the
Tête Noire. 418.
-the Col de Balme. 420.
-the Col de Bon-homme. 422.
to Cormayeur, by the Col de
Cluse, La pass of 176.
Clusette, la, défilé. 178.
Clusone, valley of the. 473.
Cluzes. 398.
COGNE, val de. 376. Iron mines.
378.
COIRE. 244. Church of St. Lu-
cius. 244. Bishop's palace. 244.
Post-horses. 245. Money. 245.
Romansch tongue. 245. Go-
vernment of the Grisons. 246.
*to Pfeffer's baths. 244."
to Constance. 244.
*to Zurich. 244.
-*to Schaffhausen through Tog-
genburg. 254.
COIBE to Andermatt by the Vor- | Conto Monte. 299.
der Rheinthal. 272.
-to St. Mauritz by the Julier.
278.
-to Ponte in the Engadine,
by the Albula. 280.
-to Splügen, by the Via Mala.
286.
-to Bellinzona, by the Ber-
nardin. 286. 300.
-to Chiavenna, by the Splü-
gen. 286. 293.
Columbus, birthplace of. 495.
Col d'Anterne. 403.
-de Balme 420.
-de Bon-homme. 424.
-de Colma. 327.
-de Gauche. 424.
-de Lautaret. 445.
--du Mont. 389.
-de la Seigne. 425.
-de Tende. 489.
-de Tamie. 434.
-de Vanoise. 448.
-de Viso. 479.
Colico 298.
Colonna, Prosper, surprised
by the French. 483.
Colossus of Carlo Borromeo.
230.
Coppet. 200.
Coquempin wine. 249.
Cormayeur. 356.
-* to Turin. 356.
*
Columbier, 173.
Coluret, little. 384.
Combal, lake of. 426.
Combe de Savoie. 429.
Comblou. 428.
Como, lake of. 315.
Concise. 173.
Conflans. 43
Coni. 488.
CONSTANCE. 30.
Minster. 30.
Great council of Constance.
34. Huss. 31.
-lake of. 232.
-to St. Gall. 233.
CONSTANCE to Coire. 232-237.
Contamines. 422.
to Martigny, by the col de
Ferret. 375.
-to St. Maurice, by the Little
St. Bernard. 390.
-* to Chamouny, by the Allie
Blanche. 428.
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