Duncan Garwood Books

Rome

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Lonely Planet Europe on a shoestring

By Duncan Garwood, Nicola Williams, Andy Symington, Anthony Ham, Oliver Berry, Neil Wilson, Tom Masters, Craig McLachlan, Lonely Planet, Andrea Schulte Peevers

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Mediterranean Europe

By Duncan Garwood

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From Barcelona s tapas bars to the ancient ruins of Greece and Turkey, and from Sarajevo s marble-flagged Turkish quarter to the glitzy beach clubs of St Tropez, Mediterranean Europe is a visual an...

Western Europe

By Ryan Ver Berkmoes

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This guide will take you on an epic continental tour, from Germany to Greece and Ireland to Austria. Sip fine wine in Paris, tour the Renaissance churches in Florence or rock till you drop in Berli...

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.

Rome

By Duncan Garwood

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Italy

By Cristian Bonetto

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Sardinia

By Kerry Christiani

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Discover Italy

By Abigail Hole

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