54. Utrecht.

Railway Stations. Uirecht has ro railway - stations: the Central
Station of the Staatsspoorweg ( (Pl. A, 3), for all trains, and the Station of
the Oosterspoorweg (Pl. E, 4), for trains of the Dutch railway via Hilver-
sum to Amsterdam. The latter line has also a small station in the Bili-

straat (Pl. F, 4).

Hotels. In the town: “HOTEL Des Pays-Bas (PI. 2), Jans-Kerkhof 40,
60 R. at 2l/25, with two beds and bathroom 40- . 3/4, déj. 112-2, D.
omn. 40c., with restaurant. — *Horer net KasteEL VAN ANT-
(C Gt eau at aie rs; El. BD ,B, 2) , Oude Grac ht 50, pleasantly situated,
D. 1 a § vurant; HOTEL BELLE-

-restaurant; HOTEL DE L’EUROPE
2 aurant, 35 R. at 13/4-21/o fl. (incl.

B.), w yell spok ken of; Hore DE LIGGENDE ( 2), at the N.W. cor-
ner of the Vreebu AO R. at 13/4-21/s fl. > HOTEL WILteEms (Pl. h;
B, 2), aaah restaurant, BR. at {1]>- 13/4 fl. (incl. B.); HOTEL
‘ene (P1 i 4, with a garden-restaurant, 15 R. at

  
   

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Re ATION (Pl. e; A, 2), 30 RB. at 2-2! (incl. B.), good; Hore, CENTRAL
(PT. 3 , 20 R. at 2-2/6 A. (incl. B.), D. both with cafés estaurants.

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; Laponder Oude Gracht 23, very
Continental Bodega,

a alieb an 43 (p. 442); Tivol
Oud-Kerkhof 31; Férwerda & Tieman, Par m, on the Nieuwe Gracht.

Concerts. Tivoli (Pl. E, 2), in the Singel, with a garden, Sun. 2-4 and
8- aa eyed 8-10 p.m. (adm. 50 c.); public concerts in the Lucasbolwerk
(P1. 9) and the Hoogeland Park (p. 442), in summer only.

Oba (Vigelante). From the stations into the town 1-2 pers. 60, 3 pers. 70,
4 pers. 80 c.; per hr. for 1-4 pers. 1 fl., each additional !/, hr. 25¢. Lug-
gage over 110 lbs

Tramways (Gemeente tr ep fa
the Central Station (Pl. A, 3) via
Singel (D 2-4), Weerd Singel (Pl. D ;
ryne Singel (Pl. A, 4, 2) back to the Central
Central Station (P1. A, 3) vid Potter-Straat wl 9), and Biltstraat
(Pl. D-F, 1) to CuUy Es returning by the Nachtes a Strant (Pl. E, 2),
Nobel-Straat (Pl. D, 2), and Dom-Kerkhof (Pl. C, 3) to the Central
Station. — 3. com the Amsterdamsche Straatweg (beyond Pl. A, 1) via
the Catharyne Sin 2), Potter-Straat (Pl. B, 2), Dom-Kerkhof
(Pl. B, 2), and Lan t (P1. C, D, 4,5) to Ledig Erf.

Baths. In the traat (Pl. E, 2). River-baths in the Kromme
Ryn, in summer on

Post Office (PI. C, 8), Domtrans, at the back of the cathedral
5.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Sun. 8-2). — Telegraph Offices in the We
(Pl. A, 3) and in the Gouvernement (P}. D, 3; closed on Sun.).

English Church Services a ld at the Tr fall, Keistraat (Pl. C
on Sun. at 2p.m.); chaplain, J

Collections, Museums, etc.
Antiquar: ‘an Museum (p. 442), daily, 10-4, 10 c.; free on Sun. & Wed., 1-4.

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te Museum Kunstliefde (p.A 39), week-days 10-4, 25 c.; Sun. and holidays
A, free. ;

” Museum van Kunstnyverheid (21. D, 1), Wittevrouwen-Kade, Sun. & Wed.
4-1: Sun. free, Wed. 2c.

University (@. 440), week-days 10-2; janitor, Domtrans 7. The read-
ing-room of the Library (p. 444) is open on week-days 141- 1 dreine the
vacation 1-3), Sun. 40-8. The other university institutes, the Mineralogical
& Geological Museum, Ganzenmarkt 32 (Pl. B, C, 2), and the Zoological
Museum, St. Jans Ker ‘hot (Pl. C, 2), are open daily, 9-4. The small Bo-
tanic Garden (p. 441) is open daily, 10-6.