Bristol can boast of two really am cient inns, the license of one having been in existence in 1241, while the other is described in a citv plan dating from between 1250 ami 1350 as “ apparently a very ancient hostelry.” German holiday-makers favour Switzerland, Italy, France, and Czechoslovakia, while the tourists who visit' Germany come chiefly from Scandinavia, Holland, England, and Amerio**
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Evening Star, Issue 21099, 11 May 1932, Page 7
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