systems, tunnel boring machines and underground railways. The museum is the starting point for a trail linking together places associated with the Riese project.

The transporter bridge linking Rochefort and Martrou across the River Charente in the commune of Échillais in south-west France is one of only 12 of its kind that remain in use. It was designed by Ferdinand

Liverpool Junction Canal (whose main line is now known as the Shropshire Union Canal), which provided a link with the national canal system, which was used by narrow boats 21.34 m. long and 2.13m. in beam. The

factory of 1908 designed by Josef Stenbäck has been adapted as a venue for cultural events. Varrat is linked with Tampere in summertime by sailings of the steamship "Tarjanne", built in 1908, which travels

The railway linking Belgrade with the resort of Bar, the town of olives, on the Adriatic was a project begun by the government of the former republic of Yugoslavia in 1966, extending a standard gauge route

The Kennet and Avon Canal, links Bath on the Bristol Avon with Newbury where it joins the River Kennet, which flows into the Thames at Reading. It has a total length of 92 km and is the most southerly

A replica floating mill was constructed in 1998 and placed on the River Weser. The mills are now linked by cycling tracks, and trail guides have been produced for the use of visitors. Some mills are regularly

and landward sides. There are substantial barrack buildings and extensive stone-vaulted tunnels linking gun emplacements. The artillery was continually renewed with guns from Krupp of Essen, from Spanish

The Podbrdo Railway was part of the route built by the government of Austria-Hungary to link Klagenfurt and Villach in present-day Austria with the port of Trieste on the Adriatic, and is now the Jesenice

has been returned to agriculture and some is occupied by a caravan site. The railway embankments linking the depot to the line from Shrewsbury to Crewe, and to the ports on the Mersey, the Clyde and in

1877, the difficult terrain dictating the choice of a metre gauge system. The strategic north-south link from Bastia through Corte to Ajaccio was completed in 1888. The network totalled 295 km by 1914 and

reached the west of Cornwall the tin and copper mines of the area around Redruth ahd Camborne were linked with harbours on the coast by early railways. The routes of some of these lines have been adapted

water from the low fen areas and to improve navigation. Denver lock is the main navigation structure linking the south Level River system to the tidal river and then to the middle level or the sea. The first

built in Europe in the late 19th that is still operated with its original equipment. Its 2 km course links the station at Prien, on the railway from Munich to Saltzburg, with the pier at Stock, from which

A trip on the East Lancashire Railway is journey back in time. Opened in 1846 to link the Manchester to Bolton line with Radcliffe. It was a popular passenger and freight route which continued along the

Railway & Transport Co was formed in 1883, and in 1887 opened a 54 km long 0.914 m (3 ft) gauge line linking the railway from Dublin to Sligo at Dromod with the main line of the Great Northern Railway (Ireland)

market towns in the nineteenth century. Much of its prosperity was due to the Oxford Canal which linked the town with the coalfield around Coventry from 1778, and was extended south to reach the navigable [...] 2007, is available for hire. On the opposite side of the canal from the boat yard, with which it is linked by a bridge, is Banbury Museum, housed in a modern buildings. Its collection includes exhibits, amongst

far as a reservoir at Stoke Newington. In 2004 Thames Water completed the 22 km New River Path, linking Hertford with Islington. There are interpretation boards on the full length of the New River describing

pleasure boats. This part of the canal dates back to the beginning of the 19th century and was a vital link to the industrial development of the area. There are restored limestone kilns with interpretation

Revolution two centuries ago. During this period a complex network of canals was constructed which linked Tameside with the rest of the country, bringing in supplies of raw material to feed the developing