360° panorama by Isabel Marques.
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The Thomas Mann Weg is a pleasant path named after the German writer Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who was inspired by the Schatzalp & Strela mountains, calling them the magic mountain, for his masterpiece with the original name: "Der Zauberberg", published in November 1924, 12 years after visiting Davos. In the early 20th century, Thomas Mann was visiting his wife Katia in a sanatorium in Davos. She was staying at the Waldhotel to cure a lung infection; Mann spent three weeks sitting on the porch beside her, breathing the alpine air. During this time he took numerous hikes in the area above the forest sanatorium, an area through which the Thomas Mann Trail passes. The trail starts at the Waldhotel in Davos at 1,600 m above sea level and with a 2.8 km walk you reach Thomas-Mann-Platz in Schatzalp at 1880 m. Along the trail there are several artistic works shedding light on Thomas Mann's work and his connection to Davos, connecting the central points of his novel "The Magic Mountain". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/ O Thomas Mann Weg 'e um prazuroso caminho em homenagem ao escritor alem~ao Thomas Mann, Pr'emio Nobel da Literatura, que se inspirou nas montanhas Schatzalp & Strela chamando-a de montanha m'agica, para o sua obra prima com o nome original de: "Der Zauberberg", publicado em Novembro de 1924, 12 anos depois de visitar Davos. No in'icio do s'eculo XX, Thomas Mann visitava a sua esposa Katia num sanat'orio em Davos. Estava hospedada no Waldhotel para curar uma infec~ao pulmonar; Mann passou tr^es semanas sentado na varanda ao lado dela, respirando o ar alpino. Durante este per'iodo, fez in'umeras caminhadas na zona acima do sanat'orio florestal, uma zona por onde passa o Thomas Mann Trail. O trilho comeca no Waldhotel em Davos, a 1.600 m acima do n'ivel do mar e com uma caminhada de 2,8 km chega-se `a Thomas-Mann-Platz em Schatzalp, a 1880 m. Ao longo do trilho existem v'arias trabalhos art'isticos esclarecendo sobre o trabalho de Thomas Mann e a sua ligac~ao a Davos, ligando os pontos centrais do seu romance "A Montanha M'agica". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/

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360° panorama by Isabel Marques.
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The Thomas Mann Weg is a pleasant path named after the German writer Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who was inspired by the Schatzalp & Strela mountains, calling them the magic mountain, for his masterpiece with the original name: "Der Zauberberg", published in November 1924, 12 years after visiting Davos. In the early 20th century, Thomas Mann was visiting his wife Katia in a sanatorium in Davos. She was staying at the Waldhotel to cure a lung infection; Mann spent three weeks sitting on the porch beside her, breathing the alpine air. During this time he took numerous hikes in the area above the forest sanatorium, an area through which the Thomas Mann Trail passes. The trail starts at the Waldhotel in Davos at 1,600 m above sea level and with a 2.8 km walk you reach Thomas-Mann-Platz in Schatzalp at 1880 m. Along the trail there are several artistic works shedding light on Thomas Mann's work and his connection to Davos, connecting the central points of his novel "The Magic Mountain". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/ O Thomas Mann Weg 'e um prazuroso caminho em homenagem ao escritor alem~ao Thomas Mann, Pr'emio Nobel da Literatura, que se inspirou nas montanhas Schatzalp & Strela chamando-a de montanha m'agica, para o sua obra prima com o nome original de: "Der Zauberberg", publicado em Novembro de 1924, 12 anos depois de visitar Davos. No in'icio do s'eculo XX, Thomas Mann visitava a sua esposa Katia num sanat'orio em Davos. Estava hospedada no Waldhotel para curar uma infec~ao pulmonar; Mann passou tr^es semanas sentado na varanda ao lado dela, respirando o ar alpino. Durante este per'iodo, fez in'umeras caminhadas na zona acima do sanat'orio florestal, uma zona por onde passa o Thomas Mann Trail. O trilho comeca no Waldhotel em Davos, a 1.600 m acima do n'ivel do mar e com uma caminhada de 2,8 km chega-se `a Thomas-Mann-Platz em Schatzalp, a 1880 m. Ao longo do trilho existem v'arias trabalhos art'isticos esclarecendo sobre o trabalho de Thomas Mann e a sua ligac~ao a Davos, ligando os pontos centrais do seu romance "A Montanha M'agica". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/

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360° panorama by Isabel Marques.
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The Thomas Mann Weg is a pleasant path named after the German writer Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who was inspired by the Schatzalp & Strela mountains, calling them the magic mountain, for his masterpiece with the original name: "Der Zauberberg", published in November 1924, 12 years after visiting Davos. In the early 20th century, Thomas Mann was visiting his wife Katia in a sanatorium in Davos. She was staying at the Waldhotel to cure a lung infection; Mann spent three weeks sitting on the porch beside her, breathing the alpine air. During this time he took numerous hikes in the area above the forest sanatorium, an area through which the Thomas Mann Trail passes. The trail starts at the Waldhotel in Davos at 1,600 m above sea level and with a 2.8 km walk you reach Thomas-Mann-Platz in Schatzalp at 1880 m. Along the trail there are several artistic works shedding light on Thomas Mann's work and his connection to Davos, connecting the central points of his novel "The Magic Mountain". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/ O Thomas Mann Weg 'e um prazuroso caminho em homenagem ao escritor alem~ao Thomas Mann, Pr'emio Nobel da Literatura, que se inspirou nas montanhas Schatzalp & Strela chamando-a de montanha m'agica, para o sua obra prima com o nome original de: "Der Zauberberg", publicado em Novembro de 1924, 12 anos depois de visitar Davos. No in'icio do s'eculo XX, Thomas Mann visitava a sua esposa Katia num sanat'orio em Davos. Estava hospedada no Waldhotel para curar uma infec~ao pulmonar; Mann passou tr^es semanas sentado na varanda ao lado dela, respirando o ar alpino. Durante este per'iodo, fez in'umeras caminhadas na zona acima do sanat'orio florestal, uma zona por onde passa o Thomas Mann Trail. O trilho comeca no Waldhotel em Davos, a 1.600 m acima do n'ivel do mar e com uma caminhada de 2,8 km chega-se `a Thomas-Mann-Platz em Schatzalp, a 1880 m. Ao longo do trilho existem v'arias trabalhos art'isticos esclarecendo sobre o trabalho de Thomas Mann e a sua ligac~ao a Davos, ligando os pontos centrais do seu romance "A Montanha M'agica". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/

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360° panorama by Isabel Marques.
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The Thomas Mann Weg is a pleasant path named after the German writer Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who was inspired by the Schatzalp & Strela mountains, calling them the magic mountain, for his masterpiece with the original name: "Der Zauberberg", published in November 1924, 12 years after visiting Davos. In the early 20th century, Thomas Mann was visiting his wife Katia in a sanatorium in Davos. She was staying at the Waldhotel to cure a lung infection; Mann spent three weeks sitting on the porch beside her, breathing the alpine air. During this time he took numerous hikes in the area above the forest sanatorium, an area through which the Thomas Mann Trail passes. The trail starts at the Waldhotel in Davos at 1,600 m above sea level and with a 2.8 km walk you reach Thomas-Mann-Platz in Schatzalp at 1880 m. Along the trail there are several artistic works shedding light on Thomas Mann's work and his connection to Davos, connecting the central points of his novel "The Magic Mountain". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/ O Thomas Mann Weg 'e um prazuroso caminho em homenagem ao escritor alem~ao Thomas Mann, Pr'emio Nobel da Literatura, que se inspirou nas montanhas Schatzalp & Strela chamando-a de montanha m'agica, para o sua obra prima com o nome original de: "Der Zauberberg", publicado em Novembro de 1924, 12 anos depois de visitar Davos. No in'icio do s'eculo XX, Thomas Mann visitava a sua esposa Katia num sanat'orio em Davos. Estava hospedada no Waldhotel para curar uma infec~ao pulmonar; Mann passou tr^es semanas sentado na varanda ao lado dela, respirando o ar alpino. Durante este per'iodo, fez in'umeras caminhadas na zona acima do sanat'orio florestal, uma zona por onde passa o Thomas Mann Trail. O trilho comeca no Waldhotel em Davos, a 1.600 m acima do n'ivel do mar e com uma caminhada de 2,8 km chega-se `a Thomas-Mann-Platz em Schatzalp, a 1880 m. Ao longo do trilho existem v'arias trabalhos art'isticos esclarecendo sobre o trabalho de Thomas Mann e a sua ligac~ao a Davos, ligando os pontos centrais do seu romance "A Montanha M'agica". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/

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360° panorama by Isabel Marques.
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The Thomas Mann Weg is a pleasant path named after the German writer Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who was inspired by the Schatzalp & Strela mountains, calling them the magic mountain, for his masterpiece with the original name: "Der Zauberberg", published in November 1924, 12 years after visiting Davos. In the early 20th century, Thomas Mann was visiting his wife Katia in a sanatorium in Davos. She was staying at the Waldhotel to cure a lung infection; Mann spent three weeks sitting on the porch beside her, breathing the alpine air. During this time he took numerous hikes in the area above the forest sanatorium, an area through which the Thomas Mann Trail passes. The trail starts at the Waldhotel in Davos at 1,600 m above sea level and with a 2.8 km walk you reach Thomas-Mann-Platz in Schatzalp at 1880 m. Along the trail there are several artistic works shedding light on Thomas Mann's work and his connection to Davos, connecting the central points of his novel "The Magic Mountain". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/ O Thomas Mann Weg 'e um prazuroso caminho em homenagem ao escritor alem~ao Thomas Mann, Pr'emio Nobel da Literatura, que se inspirou nas montanhas Schatzalp & Strela chamando-a de montanha m'agica, para o sua obra prima com o nome original de: "Der Zauberberg", publicado em Novembro de 1924, 12 anos depois de visitar Davos. No in'icio do s'eculo XX, Thomas Mann visitava a sua esposa Katia num sanat'orio em Davos. Estava hospedada no Waldhotel para curar uma infec~ao pulmonar; Mann passou tr^es semanas sentado na varanda ao lado dela, respirando o ar alpino. Durante este per'iodo, fez in'umeras caminhadas na zona acima do sanat'orio florestal, uma zona por onde passa o Thomas Mann Trail. O trilho comeca no Waldhotel em Davos, a 1.600 m acima do n'ivel do mar e com uma caminhada de 2,8 km chega-se `a Thomas-Mann-Platz em Schatzalp, a 1880 m. Ao longo do trilho existem v'arias trabalhos art'isticos esclarecendo sobre o trabalho de Thomas Mann e a sua ligac~ao a Davos, ligando os pontos centrais do seu romance "A Montanha M'agica". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/

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360° panorama by Isabel Marques.
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The Thomas Mann Weg is a pleasant path named after the German writer Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who was inspired by the Schatzalp & Strela mountains, calling them the magic mountain, for his masterpiece with the original name: "Der Zauberberg", published in November 1924, 12 years after visiting Davos. In the early 20th century, Thomas Mann was visiting his wife Katia in a sanatorium in Davos. She was staying at the Waldhotel to cure a lung infection; Mann spent three weeks sitting on the porch beside her, breathing the alpine air. During this time he took numerous hikes in the area above the forest sanatorium, an area through which the Thomas Mann Trail passes. The trail starts at the Waldhotel in Davos at 1,600 m above sea level and with a 2.8 km walk you reach Thomas-Mann-Platz in Schatzalp at 1880 m. Along the trail there are several artistic works shedding light on Thomas Mann's work and his connection to Davos, connecting the central points of his novel "The Magic Mountain". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/ O Thomas Mann Weg 'e um prazuroso caminho em homenagem ao escritor alem~ao Thomas Mann, Pr'emio Nobel da Literatura, que se inspirou nas montanhas Schatzalp & Strela chamando-a de montanha m'agica, para o sua obra prima com o nome original de: "Der Zauberberg", publicado em Novembro de 1924, 12 anos depois de visitar Davos. No in'icio do s'eculo XX, Thomas Mann visitava a sua esposa Katia num sanat'orio em Davos. Estava hospedada no Waldhotel para curar uma infec~ao pulmonar; Mann passou tr^es semanas sentado na varanda ao lado dela, respirando o ar alpino. Durante este per'iodo, fez in'umeras caminhadas na zona acima do sanat'orio florestal, uma zona por onde passa o Thomas Mann Trail. O trilho comeca no Waldhotel em Davos, a 1.600 m acima do n'ivel do mar e com uma caminhada de 2,8 km chega-se `a Thomas-Mann-Platz em Schatzalp, a 1880 m. Ao longo do trilho existem v'arias trabalhos art'isticos esclarecendo sobre o trabalho de Thomas Mann e a sua ligac~ao a Davos, ligando os pontos centrais do seu romance "A Montanha M'agica". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/

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360° panorama by Isabel Marques.
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The Thomas Mann Weg is a pleasant path named after the German writer Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who was inspired by the Schatzalp & Strela mountains, calling them the magic mountain, for his masterpiece with the original name: "Der Zauberberg", published in November 1924, 12 years after visiting Davos. In the early 20th century, Thomas Mann was visiting his wife Katia in a sanatorium in Davos. She was staying at the Waldhotel to cure a lung infection; Mann spent three weeks sitting on the porch beside her, breathing the alpine air. During this time he took numerous hikes in the area above the forest sanatorium, an area through which the Thomas Mann Trail passes. The trail starts at the Waldhotel in Davos at 1,600 m above sea level and with a 2.8 km walk you reach Thomas-Mann-Platz in Schatzalp at 1880 m. Along the trail there are several artistic works shedding light on Thomas Mann's work and his connection to Davos, connecting the central points of his novel "The Magic Mountain". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/ O Thomas Mann Weg 'e um prazuroso caminho em homenagem ao escritor alem~ao Thomas Mann, Pr'emio Nobel da Literatura, que se inspirou nas montanhas Schatzalp & Strela chamando-a de montanha m'agica, para o sua obra prima com o nome original de: "Der Zauberberg", publicado em Novembro de 1924, 12 anos depois de visitar Davos. No in'icio do s'eculo XX, Thomas Mann visitava a sua esposa Katia num sanat'orio em Davos. Estava hospedada no Waldhotel para curar uma infec~ao pulmonar; Mann passou tr^es semanas sentado na varanda ao lado dela, respirando o ar alpino. Durante este per'iodo, fez in'umeras caminhadas na zona acima do sanat'orio florestal, uma zona por onde passa o Thomas Mann Trail. O trilho comeca no Waldhotel em Davos, a 1.600 m acima do n'ivel do mar e com uma caminhada de 2,8 km chega-se `a Thomas-Mann-Platz em Schatzalp, a 1880 m. Ao longo do trilho existem v'arias trabalhos art'isticos esclarecendo sobre o trabalho de Thomas Mann e a sua ligac~ao a Davos, ligando os pontos centrais do seu romance "A Montanha M'agica". https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-magic-of-thomas-mann/ https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/themenweg/davos-klosters/thomas-mann-weg/37459431/

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360° panorama by ricardo castelblanco.
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The Fountain of the Acqua Felice (Italian: Fontana dell'Acqua Felice), also known as the Fountain of Moses, is a fountain in Rome named after Pope Sixtus V (Felice Peretti). It marks the end of the 3rd-century Acqua Felice aqueduct, restored by the aforementioned pope. It was designed by Domenico Fontana and built between 1585 and 1588. It is located at the intersection of Largo Santa Susanna and Via Venti Settembre; on the other side and diagonally from the Largo is the church of Santa Susanna, while on the other side of Via Venti Settembre is the church of Santa Maria della Vittoria.

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360° panorama by ricardo castelblanco.
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The Fountain of the Acqua Felice (Italian: Fontana dell'Acqua Felice), also known as the Fountain of Moses, is a fountain in Rome named after Pope Sixtus V (Felice Peretti). It marks the end of the 3rd-century Acqua Felice aqueduct, restored by the aforementioned pope. It was designed by Domenico Fontana and built between 1585 and 1588. It is located at the intersection of Largo Santa Susanna and Via Venti Settembre; on the other side and diagonally from the Largo is the church of Santa Susanna, while on the other side of Via Venti Settembre is the church of Santa Maria della Vittoria.

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360° panorama by Damir Martinovic.
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360° panorama by Damir Martinovic.
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360° panorama by Damir Martinovic.
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360° panorama by Damir Martinovic.
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360° panorama by Damir Martinovic.
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360° panorama by Damir Martinovic.
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360° panorama by MARCEL MARIUS.
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BUSTENI, ROMANIA

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360° panorama by MARCEL MARIUS.
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BUSTENI, ROMANIA

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360° panorama by MARCEL MARIUS.
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BUSTENI, ROMANIA

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360° panorama by MARCEL MARIUS.
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BUSTENI, ROMANIA

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360° panorama by MARCEL MARIUS.
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Busteni, Romania

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