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Reader's Digest: Britain's Most Amazing Places

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Discover Britain like never before with this comprehensive guide featuring 1,000 of the most remarkable locations across the country. Curated by a team of seasoned travel writers, the book showcases a diverse array of sites, from historic castles and cathedrals to unique attractions like power stations and bellfoundries. Explore the stunning early medieval stained glass at Canterbury Cathedral, the intriguing ossuary at St Leonard's church in Hythe, and the Donnington Grand Prix collection. This modern guidebook highlights entries often overlooked in traditional UK guides, including the Umbrella Shop in London and a Soviet submarine in Folkestone harbour. Organized by county and region for easy navigation, each section includes a regional map pinpointing featured locations and essential visitor information. With 54 special features that delve into topics such as the history of the Somerset levels and the prehistoric significance of Uffington, readers will gain deeper insights into Britain's rich heritage. Additionally, the book offers suggested walks with maps in Bath, along Birmingham's canals, and through Constable's country. Whether seeking a new destination or simply wishing to learn more about a region, this guide provides ample inspiration for every traveler.

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Reader's Digest: Britain's Most Amazing Places, Reader s. Digest Association, Reader's Digest Editors

Język
Rok wydania
2002
Oprawa
(twarda),
Stan książki
Bardzo dobry
Cena
14 zł

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Tytuł
Reader's Digest: Britain's Most Amazing Places
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2002
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
368
ISBN10
0276425774
ISBN13
9780276425776
Seria
Ocena
4 z 5
Opis
Discover Britain like never before with this comprehensive guide featuring 1,000 of the most remarkable locations across the country. Curated by a team of seasoned travel writers, the book showcases a diverse array of sites, from historic castles and cathedrals to unique attractions like power stations and bellfoundries. Explore the stunning early medieval stained glass at Canterbury Cathedral, the intriguing ossuary at St Leonard's church in Hythe, and the Donnington Grand Prix collection. This modern guidebook highlights entries often overlooked in traditional UK guides, including the Umbrella Shop in London and a Soviet submarine in Folkestone harbour. Organized by county and region for easy navigation, each section includes a regional map pinpointing featured locations and essential visitor information. With 54 special features that delve into topics such as the history of the Somerset levels and the prehistoric significance of Uffington, readers will gain deeper insights into Britain's rich heritage. Additionally, the book offers suggested walks with maps in Bath, along Birmingham's canals, and through Constable's country. Whether seeking a new destination or simply wishing to learn more about a region, this guide provides ample inspiration for every traveler.