Anita Isalska Livres

Reviews the history, geography, and culture of the Middle East, describing the cities, historical sites, and attractions in each country and recommending hotels and restaurants.

Democracy, chaos and drama - the cornerstones of Ancient Greece that still seduce visitors today. Explore the energetic cities of Athens and Thessaloniki, the dramatic landscape of the Peloponnese and the timeless island villages, and you'll find a modern nation shaped-by myths and legends. Immerse yourself in its incredible history and connect with contemporary Greek culture with this best-selling guide.

"Staggeringly diverse in every way, Europe's flip side remains a through-the-looking glass experience after the certainties of the West. Surreal, exciting and dramatic, head to Eastern Europe for a guaranteed adventure." - Tom Masters, Lonely Planet Writer Our Promise You can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places we write about, each and every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage, and you can rely on us to tell it like we see it. Inside This Book... 21 countries71 weeks of on-the-road research165 maps89 World Heritage SitesInspirational photosClear, easy-to-use mapsPull-out city mapEasy-to-read layoutComprehensive planning toolsAt-a-glance practical info

From Jericho's ruins and the domes of Jerusalem to Tel Aviv's hip cafes and Eliat's beaches, this fully updated guide is the essential companion for travelling around this fascinating land. 64 detailed maps, including a full-colour country map extensive political, historical and cultural information the lowdown on language courses and working on a kibbutz up-to-date information on visas, border crossings and safety the best places to stay and eat on any budget

In celebration of the 2016 US National Parks Service centennial, this new full-colour guide covers all 59 of the USA's designated national parks, as well as a selection of other areas managed and protected within the national park system

Avec cette cinquième édition en français, le guide Thaïlande confirme sa réputation de référence sur la destination et constitue le sésame idéal pour un premier ou énième voyage au " royaume du Sourire ". 147 cartes dont une en couleurs ; des centaines d'adresses d'hébergements de la guesthouse rudimentaire au luxueux complexe hôtelier ; tous les moyens de transport du Nord au Sud, du trajet en tuk-tuk à la traversée du pays en train ; des sections thématiques : architecture, bouddhisme, théâtre, danse cuisine ; un chapitre consacré à la langue thaï avec les expressions les plus usuelles.