by Regis St. Louis, Robert Landon · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408069294
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«Portugal» is the travel guide by Regis St. Louis and Robert Landon, published by Planeta in paperback (532 pages, in Spanish).
Travel guide bringing together Portugal's most iconic destinations and practical information for planning a trip through the country, with descriptions of cities, beaches and Portuguese culture, and useful tips for getting around.
Part of the Lonely Planet series; translation by Alicia Almonacid. Includes colour and black-and-white illustrations, maps and plans.
For travellers preparing a visit to Portugal and seeking general information about its cities, beaches and culture.
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