Michelin Travel Guide Ireland

Murphy, Paul, Mills, Rachel, Gilbert, Jonathan P.

ISBN 10: 1906261342 / ISBN 13: 9781906261344

Edité par Michelin, 2009

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Synopsis :

Catch the scent of hops and malt on the breeze as you stroll past the old Guinness distillery down the banks of Dublin?s River Liffey towards the old-world tranquility of Trinity College. Follow the rugged coastline of the green southwest from historic Limerick to bustling Cork. Stop by the shimmering mirage of the Rock of Cashel, rising above the vast Tipperary Plain. Hear the ring of crystal in Waterford. Head for the Giant?s Causeway in Northern Ireland via Enniskillen and the walled city of Londonderry, before seeking the Norman roots and troubled past of Belfast. The Michelin Green Guide is the authority on Ireland today and the forces of nature and society that have shaped it. Michelin?s local writers have walked, driven, visited, slept, shopped and eaten through every tour, sight, hotel, restaurant, boutique, caf and venue in this guide.

Présentation de l'éditeur: Catch the scent of hops and malt on the breeze as you stroll past the old Guinness distillery down the banks of Dublin's River Liffey towards the old-world tranquility of Trinity College. Follow the rugged coastline of the green southwest from historic Limerick to bustling Cork. Stop by the shimmering mirage of the Rock of Cashel, rising above the vast Tipperary Plain. Hear the ring of crystal in Waterford. Head for the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland via Enniskillen and the walled city of Londonderry, before seeking the Norman roots and troubled past of Belfast. The Michelin Green Guide is the authority on Ireland today and the forces of nature and society that have shaped it. Michelin's local writers have walked, driven, visited, slept, shopped and eaten through every tour, sight, hotel, restaurant, boutique, café and venue in this guide. Where they have stepped, you won't put a foot wrong. The Green Guide Ireland is meticulously updated and beautifully illustrated with full-color photographs, scores of Michelin maps, and insider coverage of shopping, nightlife, accommodations and restaurants.

Détails bibliographiques

Titre : Michelin Travel Guide Ireland
Éditeur : Michelin
Date d'édition : 2009
Reliure : Couverture souple
Etat : Very Good
Edition : 7th Edition.