Abigail Hole Books

Rome

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A guide to visiting Rome that provides more than eight hundred recommendations for sights, festivals, shopping, restaurants, entertainment, accommodations, and excursions, and includes notes on the...

Rome

By Abigail Hole

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Describes points of interest in Rome, recommends restaurants and hotels, and includes advice on shopping and public transportation.

Discover India

By Abigail Hole

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Discover Rome

By Abigail Hole

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"Lonely Planet Discover Rome is your passport to all the most relevant and up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip, and what hidden discoveries await you in Rome"--Publisher's description.

Discover Italy

By Abigail Hole

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Malta Gozo

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Lonely Planet Tunisia

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Lonely Planet Britain

By David Else, Nicky Crowther, Abigail Hole, Alan Murphy, Fionn Davenport, Martin Hughes, Paul Bloomfield

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Lonely Planet England

By David Else, Abigail Hole, Fionn Davenport, Martin Hughes, Paul Bloomfield

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Wales

By John King, Abigail Hole, Etain O Carroll

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