There are 2 trains a day, both require changing trains at some point: The daytime journey is as follows: Depart GRAZ 1039 Arrive KLAGENFURT 1239 Change trains, one and a half hours – time for a snack Depart KLAGENFURT 1410 Arrive VENEZIA MESTRE 1805 Change trains, a short walk between the two parts of the station is required. Depart VENEZIA MESTRE 1840 Arrive FIRENZE 2123 The overnight train is as follows: Depart GRAZ 2026 Arrive BRUCK 2101 Change trains Depart BRUCK 2125 - EuroNight Allegro Tosca – advance booking is compulsory Arrive FIRENZE 0618 following day. As the price of fares varies according to date and time of travel I cannot give you a price.

Tobacco / Cigarette cards are highly specialize. They are like baseball cards .... some a few bucks, some, thousands. I am really surprised at your find. Nazi Germany had a strong anti-tobacco movement and led the first public anti-smoking campaign in modern history. You'lll have to speak to an expert. A Brief History of German Cards http://www.germancards.com/GeneralStuff/germancards.htm http://www.germancards.com/ Smith Reynolds Library, Wake Forest University is a huge collectors of Cigarette Cards. Here is a group that could help you out, http://www.cigandtrade.com/index.asp The University of Louisville Art Library has a huge collection of cigarette & bubblegum cards. NAZI CIGARETTE CARD BOOK http://www.usmbooks.com/deutsche_volkstrachten.html I honestly can't tell you if they are worth more as cards or as Nazi memorabilia. But they ARE rare. ****EDIT**** Heavy sigh. You need an EXPERT. Do NOT take the word of anyone LESS. First of all, NONE of them are "junk". How many do you have, are they ALL Nazi, are all of them printed with a Nazi symbol? I saw a Nazi Bible go for $2500 cause it was stamped with a swastika. VORMALS AUSTRIA TABAKWERKE A.G. That says: Former AUSTRIA TOBACCO WORKS Inc. 1949 Austria Tabak Werke AG. IF IS COMES UP IN GERMAN - HIT THE TRANSLATE BUTTON http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austria_Tabak&ei=jJvUS_qBD8L88Aad2Py8Dw&sa=X&oi=translate&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CAsQ7gEwAA&prev=/search%3Fq%3DVORMALS%2BAUSTRIA%2BTABAKWERKE%2BA.G.%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DG%26rls%3Dcom.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox%26rlz%3D1I7GGLR_en Austria in 2001 tobacco was completely privatized and the state ÖIAG to the British Gallaher Group sold. Since April 18, 2007 belongs to Austria Tabak JT International , after this, the Gallaher Group has taken over. 1894 is for the plant with 605 workers Klagenfurt production of 17.5 million cigars and 33 million cigarettes demonstrated 1911 - 1949 war. In 1911 a comprehensive regulation on occupation, the creation and dissolution of tobacco-wear shops was adopted, the basis of the monopoly until 1949. They just sold out a few years ago. Fist contact the univeristy libraries, ask for the librarian that cares for their Cigarette Card collection. Smith Reynolds Library, Wake Forest University is in North Carolina and as you see by the name, the library was donated by RJ RENYOLDS cigarettes, so they know a thing or two about these cards. Kentucky is tobacco country, so they are familiar also. Ask for the librarian that cares for their collection of cigarette & bubblegum cards. Tell them what you have, the company that made them, and can they recommend an expert who can tell you something about these things. Do check out this site, these people are collectors. http://www.cigandtrade.com/index.asp Do NOT take any offers before they are appraised. Find an Antiques Road Show, see where they are filming. I'm not kidding --- free apraisal. Stay away from Ebay! Good luck and feel free to hit me on email.

I have been to Austria twice, not to Klagenfurt...but to Salzburg. And all I can say is that in the supermarkets you can find almost anything you want...the brands might be different, but there are plenty of products available. Supermarket shopping makes a great, cheaper alternative to dining out every night! Prices are not too bad, not as bad as in Switzerland. And remember, they do not supply a free bag for your groceries. You must either supply your own or buy one. I recommend you take 1 or 2 calico or similar bags with you. Have fun.