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 Eyewitness Travel Guides: Great Britain - Michael Leapman
Newest Review: ... 10 - 15 give you maps of all the main roads and motorways in Great Britain. This is followed by a section called 'A Portrait ... more  ... of Great Britain' which encompasses everything from the history to the customs and cultural heritage of the country.
The first proper travel section of the guide focuses on London. Here you will find detailed maps of central London and a comprehensive list of all the main attractions.
This travel guide mentions the main sights and attractions in each county, but will also give general descriptions of towns which are worth a visit.
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Pages: 720, Hardcover, Dorling Kindersley Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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Eyewitness Travel Guides: Great Britain - Michael Leapman: Travel Guide to Great Britain (539 words)
by - written on 30/08/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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I have done a fair amount of travelling in my life and by far the best travel guides are the 'Eyewitness Travel Guides'. I will briefly mention the only disadvantage of these lovely travel guides: they are heavy! The books are printed on surprisingly good quality glossy paper and the 'Great Britain' travel guide weighs a hefty 950g (give or take a few grams as my kitchen scales are not particularly accurate). The 'Great Britain' travel guide consists of 671 pages of comprehensive travel and sightseeing information about this beautiful country. When you open the first page you see a colour-coded map of Great Britain. These colour codes ... Read the complete review
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