Spain
- ISBN-10
- 1860118488
- ISBN-13
- 9781860118487
- Series
- Spain
- Category
- Spain
- Pages
- 756
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2002
- Authors
- Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls
Description
Whether travelers are planning their city break in advance or want instant guidance exploring, Cadogan City Guides are the ideal companions. They provide a truly accessible way into the heart of a city, with a unique introductory full-color section packed with ideas for days out and itineraries and extensive, cross-referenced maps with all listings clearly marked (the fullest listings of any city guide available). They also include a wealth of engaging cultural and historical knowledge, along with anecdotes and colorful stories written in the enthusiastic, informed, personal way for which Cadogan is renowned. Spain has seen a massive increase in visitors from the United States over the last few years -- between 1997 and 1999 alone, figures rose by 30%. There are many reasons why travelers are drawn to this colorful and unpredictable country -- the Moorish treasures of Andalucia, the eccentric architecture of Gaudi, the castles and monasteries of Castille, or simply the lazy attractions of golden Mediterranean beaches. This new edition of the Cadogan Guide to Spain explores the distinctive culture of each region and has full listings of the best places to eat, drink, and stay on whatever budget. It is revised to include the very latest things to see and do, from touring the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao to finding Flamenco bars in Madrid that only the locals know about.
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