This revised travel guide offers a detailed description of the two countries and 40 itineraries with plans, maps and illustrations covering the old cities as well as the lesser known parts. As an added attraction it includes the forests and moorlands of the Ardenne and an introduction to Belgian art. The author has also written "Blue Guides" to Scotland, Holland and Wales.
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The twelfth edition of this well-established guide has been completely rewritten and reorganized. Rolling countryside, ruined abbeys, quiet fishing villages, cliff-top castles, peaceful lochs, majestic Highlands, magical islandsScotland is an outstandingly varied and beautiful region. In addition to advice on when to go and how to make the most of your visit, there are suggestions on places to stay and eat, boat trips, bicycle routes, and walks. 35 illustrations, 12-page atlas, 13 town plans.