Glasgow

ISBN-10
8292489746
ISBN-13
9788292489741
Series
Glasgow
Pages
256
Language
Faroese
Published
2007
Author
Alan Murphy

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Bøkene i denne serien er i lommeformat og inneholder all informasjon du trenger for helge- eller ukesopphold: bakgrunnsstoff om reisemålet, informasjon om severdigheter, oversikt over overnattings- og spisesteder, aktivitetsforslag, kart og generell informasjon. Med kort ordliste, kart- og stikkordregister.

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