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Rome (Blue Guide)SOLD OUTMore than 30 walks to every corner of the celebrated city of Rome are presented in this tourist's guide, accompanied by a 16-page colour street map and numerous plans of sites, churches and museums. The handbook also covers day trips out of Rome, offering descriptions of Ostia Antica, Tivoli and Hadrian's Villa. The practical information section addresses the essentials such as where to eat and stay, advice on public transport, annual events, and the best times for visiting churches and museums.
Blue Guide Florence (Tenth Edition) (Blue Guides)$15.63A fully updated edition of this detailed guide to the art, architecture and history of Florence.From Brunelleschi's Duomo to the magnificent Boboli gardens, Florence reveals a fascinating history—of intrigue, patronage, and art. In expert fashion Blue Guide Florence covers the range of what this extraordinary city—the cradle of the Renaissance—offers to travelers: from singular museums and galleries to beautifully, meticulously built churches, to some of the most breathtaking walks and finest food in the region.
Blue Guide Venice (Eighth Edition) (Blue Guides)$18.66Venice has been one of the world's leading destinations for the cultural traveler since the eighteenth-century Grand Tour: a romantic setting, rich in art history, created by a republic that was stable and prosperous for a thousand years.The eighth edition offers the curious traveler invaluable information on everything from art and architecture to places to stay. Color photographs, floor plans, maps, diagrams.
Blue Guide Central Italy with Rome and Florence (Blue$22.91A new Blue Guide completes the series’ unparalleled coverage of Italy, complementing recently revised guides to northern Italy, Sicily, and southern Italy.The first Blue Guide to include in the same book two of Italy’s biggest destinations, Rome and Florence, Blue Guide Central Italy also explores the bucolic countryside and towns in between them.
Blue Guide Umbria, Fourth EditionSOLD OUTCurrently one of the most popular destinations in Italy, Umbria is home to a rich history of art and architecture.With up-to-date practical information, terrific maps and town plans, and detailed information on Perugia, Assisi, and Orvieto as well as the less frequented Gubbio, Norcia, and Bevagna, Blue Guide Umbria is a terrific, comprehensive guide to a fascinating region. 20 illustrations, color map, 19 maps and plans.
Americans in Florence: A Complete Guide to Florence$18.47A Complete guide to Florence and the places associated with Americans past and present. Where to go, what to see, where to eat, what to buy, where to take a walk... Maps included.
Blue Guide Rome (Ninth Edition) (Blue Guides)$28.00"Often plagiarized by other guide writers, Blue Guides have always been a gold standard for accuracy and depth."—Daily Telegraph.The best, most comprehensive guide to one of the world's most intriguing cities. With detailed walking tours and helpful guides to the abundance of art, this is an essential guide for anyone interested in an in-depth view of Rome. Color photographs, maps, floor plans, diagrams.
Blue Guide Florence, Ninth Edition$54.88In expert fashion Blue Guide Florence covers the range of what this extraordinary city—the cradle of the Renaissance—offers to travelers: from singular museums and galleries to beautifully, meticulously built churches, to some of the most breathtaking walks and finest food in the region.From Brunelleschi's Duomo to the magnificent Boboli gardens, Florence reveals a fascinating history—of intrigue, patronage, and art.