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Pueblos de España: Cantabria-Asturias-Galicia
by cultural,s.a. · Discusal · tapa dura · 326 pages
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Pages: 326 pagesAuthor: cultural,s.a.Publisher: DiscusalFormat: tapa duraLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 28/10/2015ISBN: ISBN 9788494471056
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Synopsis of Pueblos de España: Cantabria-Asturias-Galicia
El libro 'Pueblos de España: Cantabria-Asturias-Galicia' es una guía exhaustiva que explora la rica cultura y patrimonio de estas tres regiones del norte de España. El volumen 4 de esta colección ofrece una visión detallada de sus pueblos, paisajes y tradiciones. Con 326 páginas, esta edición de tapa dura es una valiosa adición para cualquier persona interesada en la geografía y la cultura española.
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