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The tour alpine tourism in the early nineteenth century exploration

The British invented the wealthy bourgeoisie Alpine tour in the post-Napoleonic era.
E 'a subset of European grand tour which previously were dedicated young scions of the aristocracy and upper classes. This new trend will last about half a century since 1860-70 travelers will definitely sopravvanzati from the early mountaineers: Whimper, Coolidge, etc. to remain in Britain.

Among the first written two books not found in Italy, but available in Google Book Search (in English of course) of Charles Joseph Latrobe, the first printed in 1826 and the second in 1832:

• "The alpenstock : or, Sketches of Swiss Scenery and Manners, 1825-1826"
• "The Pedestrian : a summer's ramble in the Tyrol, and Some of the Adjacent ... "

Among the earliest travelers in memory is kept there, and Lady Jane Quentin Freshfield HW Cole (mother of the famous mountaineer Douglas Freshfield ), or Lucy Tuckett (sister of Francis Fox Tuckett , a sacred monster of climbing), and finally, last but not least, Amelia Edwards , probably the most talented as a writer, so much so that published several books on the subject is not mountaineering. Aside from Edwards, no trace of them in the Italian publishing, and web I found only the facsimile of Lady Cole

• Lady Cole HW: A lady's tour round Monte Rosa (1859 )

Too bad because the number of women in this tour Alpine nineteenth was anything but marginal.