Best of Australia - Top sights, authentic experiences

Name: Best of Australia
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Author: Hugh McNaughtan
ISBN: 9781743214039

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Fold-out country and Sydney planning maps Packed with inspirational images Walking tour of Melbourne's laneways, Hobart's harbour and Sydney's Rocks area... Lire la suite

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Fold-out country and Sydney planning maps Packed with inspirational images Walking tour of Melbourne's laneways, Hobart's harbour and Sydney's Rocks area Australia's best sights and experiences Pull-out Sydney street map

Date de parution

30/06/2016
Editeur

Lonely Planet
Collection

Best of
ISBN

978-1-74321-403-9
EAN

9781743214039
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Broché
Nb. de pages

324 pages
Poids

0.385 Kg
Dimensions

12,9 cm × 19,8 cm × 1,9 cm

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Biographie de Hugh McNaughtan

Hugh McNaughtan : A former English lecturer and food writer, Hugh moved to the UK with his young family in 2013. and took up travel writing full time. He's written (and eaten) his way through Maluku. Lithuania. Bulgaria and Britain, but still has a soft spot for the fabulous food of his home town, Melbourne. Kate Armstrong : Kate is a Victorian, but for years has enjoyed migrating northwards for the warmth and laidback attitudes of sunny Queensland.
With more than 30 overseas LP titles to her name, Kate also finally enjoyed getting her car dirty in her own backyard. Brett Atkinson : Brett is based in Auckland. New Zealand and has covered around 50 countries as a guidebook author and travel and food writer. Carolyn Bain : On a recent Lonely Planet research trip Carolyn covered 6500km of glorious NSW scenery under big blue skies, from the scorching sands of Mun-go to the vineyards of Mudgee.
The outback's 40°C temps made a change from her usual travel-writing stomping grounds of Iceland and Denmark. Celeste Brash : Celeste has contributed to around 50 Lonely Planet guidebooks and her award-winning writing has appeared in publications from BBC Pave ! to National Geographic's Intelligent Traveller. After 15 years in the South Pacific she now lives with her husband and two children in Portland, Oregon.