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  Supriya Sehgal 111 Places in Rajasthan That You Must Not Miss

  Englische Originalausgabe

  The forbidding landscape of insipid browns and impregnable fortresses is often the most prevalent image visitors take away from the desert state of Rajasthan. But while these breathtaking palaces are the enduring legacy of the Rajput royals, the real soul of Rajasthan is best glimpsed off the beaten path, where amusing stories, eccentric traditions, unusual encounters, and elusive relics await your discovery. 111 Places in Rajasthan leads you beyond the veil of famous legends, monuments, shopping destinations, and culinary pleasures, to the state’s most unexpected and often outlandish locales. Watch wild deer roam the homes of tribal groups; make an offering of whiskey at a motorcycle shrine; meet a tigon – a half lion, half tiger; or become the subject of a comedic roast by an expletive-ridden folk theatre troupe. Explore the hidden treasures of Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur, and experience what makes Rajasthan one of the most exotic and exciting regions in the world.

   

  Eine raue Landschaft und unüberwindbare Festungen – so sehen viele Besucher Rajasthan. Mit diesem Buch blicken Sie in die wahre Seele dieser Gegend. Entdecken Sie amüsante Geschichten, außergewöhnliche Rituale und kulinarische Genüsse fernab der Touristenpfade. Beobachten Sie wilde Rehe, die Häuser durchstreifen, opfern Sie Whiskey an einem Motorrad-Schrein und treffen Sie das Fabelwesen Tigon – halb Löwe, halb Tiger. Dieses Buch lüftet den Schleier, der die Legenden, Denkmäler und Schauplätze des Landes umhüllt. Lernen Sie Jaipur, Jodhpur und Udaipur neu kennen und erleben Sie, was den Wüstenstaat zu einer der exotischsten und spannendsten Regionen der Welt macht.

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  erscheint im September

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  Dave Doroghy, Graeme Menzies 111 Places in Vancouver That You Must Not Miss Travel Guide

  The stunning natural beauty of Canada’s west coast gem has attracted and inspired an eclectic mix of people from around the world. These adventurous souls have created a modern city that has everything from glass and steel towers, to chinese red pagodas, totem poles and Sikh temples. Hidden among these landmarks are 111 lesser known oddities and treasures that reveal the magical character of the city.

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  erscheint im Mai

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  Joe Conzo, Kevin C. Fitzpatrick 111 Places in the Bronx That You Must Not Miss Travel Guide

  The Bronx has a world famous reputation for Hip Hop, graffiti, and World Series championships. Soldiers who fought here during the American Revolution that have given way to today’s rebels in street fashion. Visit the locations were rap music was born and where the Lincoln Memorial was carved - by immigrants. Explore an island neighborhood of fishing boats and saloons. Look for ghosts on an abandoned railway station. Visit and explore this incredibly diverse section of New York City.

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  erscheint im Mai

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  Maurizio Francesconi, Alessandro Martini 111 Places in Turin That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Turin, in the heart of Piemonte, has always been a capital: of the Savoy family, of Italy, of the Alps, of publishing, of industry. A very elegant city that gave birth to the first marketable hard chocolate and Italy’s most iconic car, the Fiat 500 – and also gave hospitality to the most important figures in European culture. Visionary architects and enlightened entrepreneurs made it great and beautiful and the city is now booming with contemporary art, live music, museums, and innovative food and wine culture. This guide will reveal you 111 different faces of Turin: places, flavours, shades, and people.

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  erscheint im Mai

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  Floriana Petersen 111 Places in Silicon Valley That You Must Not Miss Travel Guide

  This insider’s guide to Silicon Valley highlights 111 unique locations to explore in the famous tech capital along the southern end of San Francisco Bay. Along with accessible spots on the storied campuses of tech giants such as Apple, Google and Facebook, the guidebook explores the stunning architectural and natural treasures of the area. From the Spanish porticoes of the Stanford campus to the humble offices Cesar Chavez 111 Places In Silicon Valley That You Must Not Miss” helps local residents and visitors discover the secrets of this technological mecca that was once covered in fruit orchards.

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  erscheint im April

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  Michelle Madden, Janet McMillan 111 Places in Milwaukee That You Must Not Miss Travel Guide

  Milwaukee is undoubtedly the jovial land of beer and cheese (and brats, bowling and The Brewers, for that matter), but it’s also a center for world-class art, architecture, culture and innovation. Visit a 15th century French chapel, and a 425 million-year-old tropical reef. Throw a turkey at the nation’s oldest sanctioned bowling alley. Watch an art museum flap its wings, or tour an urban cheese factory to find out why cheese curds squeak. Discover 111 unexpected treasures in Milwaukee.

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  erscheint im April

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  Jan Gralle, Kurt Rodahl Hoppe, Vibe Skytte 111 Places in Copenhagen That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Surrounded by water, Copenhagen is a well-loved destination for travellers, but it is also a very popular place to live among Danes. This new city guide has something to offer both, taking in overlooked and inconspicuous places that lie outside the usual mainstream attention. Jan Gralle and Vibe Skytte present an alternative vision of their city, opening up insights to special and forgotten places.

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  erscheint im März

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  Leslie Adatto, Clay Williams 111 Rooftops in New York That You Must Not Miss Travel Guide

  111 Rooftops in New York City That You Must Not Miss is the ultimate guide to an urban treasure trove of rooftop gems.  It will guide the reader throughout the five boroughs to rooftop bars, restaurants, rooftop farms, sports and cultural events and even to green roofs. It is packed with sumptuous photos and brimming with handy insights into the nuance, atmosphere and clientele of each place, including practical information like the closest subway stop.

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  erscheint im März

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  Irène Lassus-Fuchs, Julian Spalding 111 Tastes of Paris That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Paris is famous for its superb restaurants, but this book throws its net much wider and selects choice examples of the best food that the Parisians themselves eat and buy. The former restauranteur and cook, Irène Lassus-Fuchs, has her ear to the latest culinary talk, and has here made a personal selection of the huge variety of foods, both traditional and adventurous, to suit all tastes and pockets, that makes Paris the food capital of the world.

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  erscheint im Februar

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  Solange Berchemin 111 Places in the Lake District That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  The Lake District delights its visitors with a series of superlatives: England’s largest national park, highest mountain, deepest lakes and now a new World Heritage status. One of Britain’s best-loved and most visited locations unveils its secrets. Outside the somewhat arbitrary National Park boundaries, more gems await, secluded roman ruins, llamas farms, and pirate hidey-holes. This unusual guidebook explores 111 of the area’s most interesting places, it leaves the well-trodden paths to find the unknown: marvel at a stained glass window which inspired the American flag, let others flock to Hill Top while you explore Beatrix Potter’s holiday home, walk through ancient forest to talk to fairies and swim with immortal fish. Pause to wonder at a stunning lake where a President proposed, view a constellation of stars like nowhere else, find out why exotic spices are used in local cuisine.

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  erscheint im Februar

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  Laszlo Trankovits 111 Places in Jerusalem That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Jerusalem is truly unique in almost every way. Although a place of contention among religions and between Israelis and Palestinians, the city is also a modern metropolis with bold architecture, vibrant markets, spectacular restaurants, dozens of theatres and 80 museums. Join us on an exciting discovery tour of Jerusalem, a stronghold of culture and science and an international magnet for artists and writers.

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  erscheint im Februar

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  Maurizio Francesconi, Alessandro Martini 111 Places in Langhe, Roero and Monferrato That You Shouldn't Miss

  Travel Guide

  What it’s like to sit on a bench made for a 32 feet tall person? Why does cardoons have a hunchback? Where is one of the masterpieces of Bermejo, envied even by the Prado Museum? Which food is so precious to deserve an auction? Langhe, Roero and Monferrato, treasures of Piemonte region and of Humanity, have been included by Unesco on the World Heritage List for their wine landscape. Territories profoundly different from each other, which combine old farmer tradition to continuous research and innovation. Not only top quality production of wine and food, small villages and historical castles on top of the hills, caressed by fog and fertility, but also painters, writers and sport champions who became legends. An uncommon tour through 111 and more places, stories and secrets of one of most extraordinary and unknown area of Italy.

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  Kathleen Becker 111 Places in Lisbon That You Shouldn't Miss

  Travel Guide

  Lisbon, Lisboa … the Portuguese capital stands for colourful tiles and architectural contrasts, the most sunshine hours in Europe and a very special light, for stockfish tascas and cafés, for traditional shops next to postmodern shopping centres. Lisbon is in fact the oldest city in western Europe: even the ancient Phoenicians knew they would always find safe harbour here. Today the city is booming again like no other time since the days of the great voyages of discovery. Foreign investors are buying into it, facades are being surrounded by scaffolding. The goldmine of tourism has created a new international flair, brought jobs and attracted film teams, scrubbing away at the morbid charm of urban decay. Lisbon’s lively cultural life now includes a young blossoming street art scene; it is a city with rather reserved, friendly people and an unflustered multicultural identity. With the help of this book, track down the Portuguese soul – and the famous saudade!

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  Christoph Hein, Sabine Hein 111 Places in Singapore That You Shouldn't Miss

  Travel Guide

  Singapore – the world’s laboratory for a future society enthrals even the most seasoned of traveller with its diversity of cultures and cuisines. Here Chinese and Indians, Malays and delegates from all over the world live together in peace. The southeast Asian city-state is forever redefining itself, and only reveals its century-old secrets by degrees. Visitors marvel at its unique mixture of tradition and modernity. There are secrets and stories lurking under the shiny modern surface of the metropolis, just waiting to be discovered. This is the book that will lead you to these incredible places.

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  Catrin George Ponciano 111 Places along the Algarve That You Shouldn't Miss

  Travel Guide

  The Algarve is different. On the coast of the former Kingdom of the Algarve the wind blows stronger, the summer is hotter, the cabbages grow bigger, the fruit ripens quicker and the grilled Sardines taste better than anywhere else in the country. The people are enthrallingly candid, sometimes defiantly stubborn or plaintively silent, but mostly they like to laugh out loud, and are nevertheless entirely conscious of tradition. A trip to the Algarve will take you to a different time zone, away from the constant bustle of middle-Europe to a calmness, typical for the Algarve, that is hard to resist. Inland the clock ticks differently again, and your curiosity for the country and its people will grow with every kilometre. This book will lead you to 111 incredible places off the beaten track.

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  Ed Lefkowicz, John Major 111 Places in Brooklyn That You Must Not Miss

  Travel Guide

  It doesn’t take a passport to visit Brooklyn, as some Manhattanites might lead you to believe. Still, Brooklyn can feel a world away. And that’s precisely what locals loveabout it. It’s independent. Fiercely headstrong about maintaining its individuality. Tolerant of the different, the foreign, the weird. But what outsiders might be surprised to learn is that Brooklyn is less an undifferentiated mass than a collection of neighborhoods, each with its own distinctive character and history. From Bay Ridge, Bed-Stuy and Bergen Beach to Weeksville, Williamsburg and Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn is a patchwork quilt of communities stitched together with mismatched threads from nearly everywhere in
  the world. Celebrating its in-your-face diversity, but continuallychurning those differences into something fresh and unique, Brooklyn embodies a hip and cool version of the American experiment. E pluribus unum– from many comes one. Here are 111 places to start your explorations.

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  Ed Lefkowicz, Wendy Lubovich 111 Museums in New York That You Must Not Miss

  Travel Guide

  New Yorkers love their museums. It’s an obsession. From Gauguin to gangsters, finance to food, New York City has the richest museum culture in the world. Only here, can a former run down tenement, be transformed to one of the most beloved museums in the city. And for New Yorkers, simply finding the best museums is an urban sport itself; a personal quest to seek out the cool, the curious and the uncanny. Consider this book your little cheat sheet. A treasure guide to the secret corners of the iconic museums, a field guide to the little museums you never dreamed existed. Dive in. Press pause from the world and discover a curated reality. We learn, we grow, we are amused and inspired. And when we leave, we feel a little more connected to the city around us, and to ourselves. And that’s what being a New Yorker is all about.

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  Alexia Amvrazi, Diana Farr Louis, Diane Shugart, Yannis Varouhakis 111 Places in Athens That You Shouldn't Miss

  Travel Guide

  Athens can be noisy and crowded and confusing, but it’s spontaneous and always surprising. A cable ride up Lykavittos rewards with an incredible panorama but veer off the track to discover the hill’s secret links to Parnitha. The beauty of Kaisariani Monastery’s architecture is matched by the ‘organised wilderness’ of its incredible gardens. Ancient relics, great and small, mirror a glorious past that remains an example to the world, but they are only the start of what’s great about Athens today. There are the mountains that surround it, busy with climbers, runners and picnic-lovers during the weekends. The ubiquitous graffiti, some admirable, some abhorrent, that reveal what’s bugging the Athenians’ psyche. Bars, cafés and restaurants thronged with broke Greeks who refuse to stay inside. Stores where you can find vendors as venerable as their antiques and others that are up to date with the edgiest demands. And many surprising, sometimes downright dark, dank and mysterious pockets. Athens is changing day by day. This book will take you to places that are beyond touristy or trendy; whether hundreds of years old or contemporary, their tales are timeless.

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  Clare Davenport, Elizabeth Lenell Davies, Anita Mai Genua 111 Places in Toronto That You Must Not Miss

  Toronto has been described as a city within a green space. Hike inner city trails along the many ravines. Ride in a canoe or skate along the water’s edges. Take the longest streetcar ride in North America through flourishing neighbourhoods, full of hidden gems to discover. Find the small artisanal ice creameries, wander the graffiti alleys, or make music at a karaoke cocktail lounge. Explore the allure of the 6ix, with 111 Places in Toronto That You Must Not Miss.

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  Alexandra Loske 111 Places In Brighton And Lewes That You Shouldn't Miss

  Brighton has transformed itself several times since the middle ages and is today together with it surroundings, culturally one of the most exciting places in Britain, boasting an impressive coast lined with chalk cliffs and the rolling South Downs as a backdrop. Just 10 kilometres east of Brighton is the picturesque county town of Lewes, with a stunning array of historic buildings.The people of Lewes are known for their revolutionary spirit, and host the biggest bonfire celebrations in the country every year on 5 November.

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  Fabrizio Ardito 111 Places in Malta That You Shouldn't Miss

  With its picturesque villages and ports, sandy and rocky beaches, and its impressive ancient buildings, Malta offers a wonderful variety of experiences in deceivingly small spaces.

  The main island of the Maltese archipelago, Malta the economic and administrative hub of the island group. It is known for its crystal clear seas and hours and hours of sunshine. Its 7,000-year history of shifting between East and West has made Malta a very unique nation in the Mediterranean.
  Whether you are a visitor or a long-time resident, 111 Places in Malta That You Shouldn’t Miss will take you exploring through Malta's historic secrets and little known nooks.

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