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Visiting Austerlitz Battlefield
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Author:  Dani Cohen [ Fri Jul 27, 2012 11:44 am ]
Post subject:  Visiting Austerlitz Battlefield
Hello everybody

I'm presently in south of Germany and I have a couple of days (3) of free time

I'm planing to visit Austerlitz battlefield
Do you have any recommendations regarding places to visit, museums battlefield
and of course where can I buy in Europe the Hps Campaign Austerlitz CD

I would appreciate any help
Rgds
Dani
Author:  Cezary Pluskwa [ Fri Jul 27, 2012 12:44 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Visiting Austerlitz Battlefield
Hello,
find to Europe/Germany,call to, send email http://www.hpssims.com/Pages/Purchasing ... _List.html

Enjoy at Sławków,Slavkov,Austerlitz. :wink:


Ps. But,tommorow,you should go to Nysa,ger. Neisse :roll:
http://www.nysa.eu/aktualnosc-4721-nysa ... ekend.html

The Nysa Stronghold Nature and Culture Park
http://www.en.twierdzanysa.com/index.ph ... e&Itemid=1

XII Fortress Nysa - WELCOME

Five hundred soldiers from the Napoleonic era with markietankami will participate in the XII Days of Nysa Fortress held from July 27-29 2012. In Nysa will be the soldiers of the Polish, Czech, Ukraine, Lithuania, Belgium, France and Germany. In total, on 28 July on the battlefield will be 36 and 21 regiments of soldiers on horseback.

Some movie about Nysa
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzvJzLOyZ78
Author:  MCJones1810 [ Fri Jul 27, 2012 2:06 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Visiting Austerlitz Battlefield
Awesome video! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Author:  Kosyanenko [ Fri Jul 27, 2012 2:57 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Visiting Austerlitz Battlefield
Dani,

On the battlefield itself there are three museums:
-in Slawkow castle in the town itself.
-a smallish one about the northern part of the battle around Posoritz posthouse.
-central museum on top the Pratzen heights and the Monument.

We were early in January and didn't manage to get into any one of them. First being closed, second aside the route and to the third we arrived already too late. But experience of walking in the dense fog along the route of allied columns was unforgettable! As if french columns will suddenly appear a hundred steps from you. So I'd suggest to simply walk around the field. It's very picturesque itself.

Enjoy!
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