The South of France—East Half

Name: The South of France—East Half
Author: C. B. Black

By C. B. Black

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A practical nineteenth-century guide organizes routes along main railways and branch lines across southeastern France and adjacent Italian towns, providing step-by-step itineraries, maps, and marginal mileage for easy distance calculation. Town descriptions list sights in logical visiting order, with hotel ratings, maps, and plans, and advice on cabs, church and gallery hours, and rail and coach connections. Sections cover Mediterranean winter resorts and inland spa towns, offering health-minded recommendations for invalids on clothing, diet, activity, and pacing to preserve therapeutic benefit. Appendices and preliminary information explain timetables, travel procedure, and how to adapt routes to individual needs.

About the Author

C. B. Black

C. B. Black was an author known for his travel writings that explore the scenic landscapes and cultural experiences of various regions. His notable works include "Itinerary through Corsica by its rail, carriage & forest roads," which provides a detailed account of traversing Corsica's diverse terrain, and "The South of France—East Half," which offers insights into the eastern regions of France. Through his descriptive prose, Black captures the essence of travel and the beauty of the places he visited, contributing to the literary heritage of travel literature.