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Flying Visits: Spain (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860118975) Uncovers the unmissable sights and hidden colour of unpredictable Spain- takes a budget flight to explore the frothy architecture and gothic streets of Barcelona - pops over to Bilbao to have a look round the Guggenheim -takes a refreshing beach break in Alicante, the most Spanish of the resort towns -sails on the ferry to Santander, to explore the delights of Cantabria more>>
France (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 186011881X) The best contemporary travel guides, uncovering delightful secrets in some of the earths most travelled spots. Cadogan guides achieve excellent reviews across the travel press. Their style is somewhat more literary than for example the Eyewitness Guides from DK, but they contain a lot of very useful information. Our personal view is that they are best used in planning what to do in a place rather than guiding your way around it. For planning they are probably the best on the market. more>>
France: Working and Living (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113697) If your heart is set on moving to France, this essential book not only tells you where to start, but guides you through every step. All you need to know about living in France and finding work is outlined in reassuring detail, from obtaining visas and permits to tax and employment law, renting or buying a home, finding schools and learning French. Whether you’re heading for Paris, Provence or Perpignan, it helps you fit in fast, with invaluable background on food, etiquette, politics and media, and tips on the hot topics of the moment. Engaging, readable and peppered with case studies and expert advice, this is the only guide you need. Live the dream! more>>
Gascony & the Pyrenees (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113604) Cadogan explores Gascony’s glorious mountain scenery, lush valleys and fine beaches; Renaissance cathedrals and rugged castles; the armagnac vineyards and foie gras of Gers; the fascinating pilgrim city of Lourdes; the romantic Basque Country, with its unique ancient language and cave painting; and the surfing and sophistication of Biarritz. This guide details over 400 hand-picked places to stay, the best mountain walks, drives, climbs and ski centres as well as local recipes, vineyards and wine-tasting . more>>
Granada - Seville - Cordoba (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113512) This title takes you into the heart of southern Spain by uncovering the delights of these three Andalucian jewels. It takes in the greatest Gothic cathedral in the world, La Giralda, in Seville; watches the passionate flamenco dancers while dining on a selection of tapas; explores the Great Mosque and medieval quarters of spiritual Cordoba; and marvels at the extraordinary, verdant Alhambra palace in Granada and the spectacular views of the Sierra Nevada, beyond. 'Seville may be Spain's fourth largest city, but it is a place where you can pick oranges from the trees and see open countryside from the centre of town. Come in spring if you can, when the gardens are drowned in birdsong and the air becomes intoxicating with the scent of jasmine and a hundred other blooms.' more>>
Greece (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860118982) Explores Athens, taking in the Acropolis, the varied nightlife and the mountains round about - relaxes on the wide beaches of the Peloponnese - visits Olympia and the Homeric palace of Agamemnon at Mycenae - takes a hike to the top of Mount Parnassos, home of the Muses - clambers up to Delphi, the centre of the earth. more>>
Greece: The Peloponnese and Athens (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113963) Europe's most ancient capital has sashayed into the new millennium in style after a decade of primping for the 2004 Olympics. For a change of pace, the Saronic islands are close by, and excursions north to Thebes and Delphi are easy, while just over the Corinth Canal lies the majestic, enigmatic Peloponnese, garden of Greece and cradle of her oldest myths. Names such as Olympia, Sparta, Arcadia, Mycenae and the River Styx hover on the fine line of a dream. The author's intimate knowledge of southern Greece will put you on the inside track, whether you want to visit five-star attractions, relax on a beach or discover secret places out of time.It has a dynamic new two-colour layout for easy navigation. It features a new magazine style, combining stunning photography, tailored itineraries and a personal take on the country. It includes clear, newly-designed two-colour maps throughout for increased ease of use. These are the only guides with full-colour touring maps of the whole region. There are extensive listings of hotels and restaurants - all personally recommended for a really local flavour.It also includes 'Top Don't Miss' sights for each regional chapter, plus 'Author Choices' of personal favourite places to stay and eat. more>>
Greek Islands (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860118555) Cadogan guides achieve excellent reviews across the travel press. Their style is somewhat more literary than for example the Eyewitness Guides from DK, but they contain a lot of very useful information. Our personal view is that they are best used in planning what to do in a place rather than guiding your way around it. For planning they are probably the best on the market. more>>
Holland (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 1860119611) Cadogan guides achieve excellent reviews across the travel press. Their style is somewhat more literary than for example the Eyewitness Guides from DK, but they contain a lot of very useful information. Our personal view is that they are best used in planning what to do in a place rather than guiding your way around it. For planning they are probably the best on the market. more>>
Ireland (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113277) This guide covers all the regions of Ireland, from the raw, rocky coastline of County Cork to the vibrant city of Belfast, taking in the wild mountain scenery of Connacht and the windswept Arran islands on route; enjoys the lively cultural scene as well as Ireland's wildernesses and romantic charms; uncovers the myths, magic and music and explores Irish music, the meaning of place names and the legends of the fairy people and picks out the best places to stay, from luxurious modern hotels to charming cottages. more>>
Italian Riviera (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113086) The Italian Riviera may not have the recognition of its more famous French equivalent, but as Cadogan's unique guide will show, it has all the ingredients for a breathtaking trip. Explore one of nature's most perfect suntraps, with its Neopolitan climate, diverse landscape and dazzling coastline or drive north to discover the fabulous mountains of northwest Italy. In 2006, the Winter Olympics arrive in Turin and details of new facilities in place for the event are included in this new edition. The key cities range from the glamorous Portofino to the medieval Genoa, home of pesto, noble palaces, art-filled churches and Italy's busiest ports. Along the way, travelers can also take in stylish Santa Margherita, the museum of the Antartic, the biggest aquarium in Europe and charming hilltop towns. Written by expert writers on Italy, this guide brings them both the vibrant and the tranquil sides of the Riviera.  more>>
Italy (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 1860111130) Cadogan guides achieve excellent reviews across the travel press. Their style is somewhat more literary than for example the Eyewitness Guides from DK, but they contain a lot of very useful information. Our personal view is that they are best used in planning what to do in a place rather than guiding your way around it. For planning they are probably the best on the market. more>>
Italy: Working and Living (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113680) If your heart is set on moving to Italy, this essential book not only tells you where to start, but guides you through every step. All you need to know about living in Italy and finding work is outlined in reassuring detail, from obtaining visas and permits to tax and employment law, renting or buying a home, finding schools and learning Italian. Whether you’re heading for Pisa or Palermo, Turin or Tuscany, it helps you fit in fast, with invaluable background on food, etiquette, politics and media, and tips on the hot topics of the moment. Engaging, readable and peppered with case studies and expert advice, this is the only guide you’ll need. Live the dream! more>>
Loire (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860111419) Between the Gothic glories of Chartres and Bourges, this guide follows France's most famous river from the vineyards of Sancerre in the east to its outpouring into the Atlantic Ocean in the west. Fully updated and with an additional chapter on the valley of the lesser-known tributary, the Loir, the beautiful chateaux, splendid churches and towns of the region are widely explored and their stories told. In-depth, practical information, including how to take to the water on the many boats that ply the river, ensures that you are never at a loss when traveling. If you want to get off the beaten track, this guide will also show you the Loire's more secret corners, including the best places to sleep, wine and dine in its many chateaux, vineyards and tranquil villages. Inside you will find: practical travel advice; over 230 hand-picked places to stay; over 130 restaurants, bars & cafes; more than 30 maps and plans; color touring-map section; stunning color photos; the best Loire vineyards; new chapter on Chartres and the Loir valley.  more>>
Lombardy and the Italian Lakes (Cadogan Guides, ISBN: 9781860113222) This work gets to grips with Milan, international Mecca of fashion and shopping and home to awesome art collections and the world-famous La Scala opera house; reveals unspoilt idylls along the shores of the famous Italian Lakes, such as the palms, lemon groves and castles surrounding Lake Garda; winds through the Renaissance cities of the Lombard plain; admires the Gonzaga frescoes of Mantua and visits the refined art city of Bergamo, perched on a promontory on the edge of the Alps; seeks out the best bars, restaurants and clubs in which to party with the locals. more>>
19/11/2008