Lonely Planet's Best of Ireland - Grand Format

Name: Lonely Planet's Best of Ireland
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Author: Neil Wilson
ISBN: 9781786575524

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Neil Wilson et Isabel Albiston - Lonely Planet's Best of Ireland. 1 Plan détachable

Unlock Ireland in style. We've collected Ireland's best sights, itineraries and local secrets into one easy-to-use package, carefully crafted by our experts.... Lire la suite

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Unlock Ireland in style. We've collected Ireland's best sights, itineraries and local secrets into one easy-to-use package, carefully crafted by our experts. This guide is the only toolkit you need for the perfect trip to Ireland. Italy's must-see sights so you don't miss a thing. Insider tips for authentic local experiences. Itineraries and walking tours to help you make the most of your time.

Date de parution

28/06/2018
Editeur

Lonely Planet
Collection

Best Of
ISBN

978-1-78657-552-4
EAN

9781786575524
Format

Grand Format
Présentation

Broché
Nb. de pages

320 pages
Poids

0.38 Kg
Dimensions

12,9 cm × 19,8 cm × 1,2 cm

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Based in Perthshire, Neil Wilson has been a full-time writer since 1988, working on more than 80 guidebooks for various publishers, including the Lonely Planet guides to Scotland, England. Ireland and Prague. An outdoors enthusiast since childhood. Neil is an active hill walker, mountain biker, sailor, snowboarder, fly fisher and rock climber, and has climbed and tramped in four continents, including ascents of Jebel Toubkal in Morocco.
Mount Kinabalu in Borneo, the Old Man of Hoy in Scotland's Orkney Islands and the Northwest Face of Hait Dome in California's Yosemite Valley. After six years working for the Daily Telegraph in London, squeezing in as many trips as annual leave would allow, Isabel Albiston left to spend more time on the road. A job as writer fora magazine in Sydney. Australia was followed by four years living and working in Buenos Aires.
Argentina. Isabel started writing for Lonely Planet in 2014, having been back in the UK just long enough to pack a bag fora research trip to Malaysia, and has contributed to six LP guides. Irish by birth and conviction, Fionn Davenport has been writing about his native country for more than two decades. He's corne and gone over the years, pulled abroad to escape Dublin's comfortable stasis and by the promise of adventure, but it has cemented his belief that Ireland remains his favourite place to visit, if not always live in.
These days, he has a weekly commute home to Dublin from Manchester, where he lives with his partner Laura and their car Trevor. In Dublin he presents Inside Culture on RTE Radio 1 and writes travel features fora host of publications.