| Title | Thumbnial | Description |
| Costa
Del Sol
Insight Pocket Guide |
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Including a chapter detailing the history and culture of the region,
this guide provides 19 itineraries and excursions taking in sights ranging
from the glitz and exclusivity of Marbella to unspoilt whitewashed villages,
leisure-time suggestions, and a comprehensive information section containing
essential contact addresses and numbers.
The book includes dozens of photographs and maps, including a detailed pull-out map |
| Essential
Costa Del Sol
(AA Travel Guides) |
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All you need to know in a handy pocket guide. Get the most from
your holiday with "AA Essential Guide" - compact yet packed with information,
helpful and easy to use.
The Top Ten sights are picked out for you by the expert author and key places to visit in the main A to Z section are given star ratings to help you decide. Useful features such as The Ten Essentials (experiences not to be missed) and Peace and Quiet (getting off the beaten track) provide the perfect introduction. Detailed lists recommend the best places to eat and drink; where to shop; children's attractions; local activities and nightlife. All this, plus suggested walks and drives, colour photographs throughout, clear maps and practical travel advice |
| Globetrotter
Travel Guide
Costa Del Sol |
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Designed for the discerning traveller wanting to discover the contrasting
attractions of the Costa del Sol.
This guide features information panels, photographs, maps and suggested excursions. Also included is an introduction to the history, culture, economics and people of the area. |
| Lonely Planet Andalucia |  |
This guide to Andalucia measures details on where to enjoy the best
sandy beaches, alluring countryside, spectacular mountain ranges and enticing
cities.
It also gives a range of accommodation options. |
| Seville
and Andalucia
Eyewitness Travel Guides |
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Seville and Andalucia, where bullfighters, flamenco dancers and
white villages all come together, are presented in this guide.
Detailed maps give you access to the provinces, cities and towns - cutaways and floorplans help you explore historical sites, such as the Alhambra Palace. It also provides information on: where to stay, where to eat and a variety of practical information |
| Guide
to Andalucia
"Time Out" Guides |
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Reviewer: Mariana Schroeder
This guide book is well organized and contains a great deal of useful and interesting information. I bought it for a trip to Seville and Huelva and found that in both areas it was precise and correct. The maps are clear and easy to read. The articles featuring bullfighting or seventeenth century painters are well-written and informative. The restaurant listings are somewhat out of date. The Food and Drink section at the beginning of the book is interesting but fails to convey the full spectrum of Tapas and only introduces a few of the hundreds of tapas served in Seville's restaurants and bars. On the whole, I found this a very intelligently written and well-researched guidebook |
| Guide
to Andalucia
Rough Guides |
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Sunday Times, 2 April 2000, London, UK
The best guidebook |
| Landscapes
of Andalucia
and the Costa Del Sol |
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A guide that captures the very essence of this most evocative part
of Spain.
An ever-changing landscape awaits your discovery, from the 'white villages' and ancient towns to the never-ending sierras, interspersed with razor-sharp gorges and gentler, verdant valleys. At the end of one of their hikes, while writing this book, as the authors sat on a hilltop basking in the sun and watching eagles frolicking above, they shared the unspoken thought that life doesn't get much better than this. You, too, will be excited after just a glimpse of the Andaluca that the Oldfields know and love their enthusiasm enlivens every page of the book. While all relevant transport timetables are included, a car is recommended if you really want to penetrate this part of Spain. Accordingly, many of the walks are circular or linear walks are designed so that you can pick up a bus to take you back to your car at the end of the hike. |