Archduke John's Visit to Brixen
In June 1838, Archduke John visited Brixen, where he inspected the fortification works near Unterau and attended the imperial-royal main shooting range. He then continued his journey to Innsbruck via Meran.

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In June 1838, Archduke John visited Brixen, where he inspected the fortification works near Unterau and attended the imperial-royal main shooting range. He then continued his journey to Innsbruck via Meran.
Report on the arrival of the Austrian Imperial couple and the Viceroy of Italy in Brixen on 23 June 1832. Following visits to public institutions and an excursion to Spinges, their journey was scheduled to continue via Meran on 25 June.
A report from Bozen outlines favorable harvest prospects for wine, corn, and silk cocoons, as well as visits by foreign travelers and the researcher F. W. Sieber. From Rovereto, the arrival of Archduke Rainer, Viceroy of the Lombard-Venetian Kingdom, and his consort is reported.
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