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  Gillian Tait 111 Places in Fife That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Fife is an ancient Scottish county with a distinctive, self-contained identity. Tourists flock to the world-famous golf courses in the old university town of St Andrews. But Fife is packed with lesser-known treasures, places of stunning natural beauty as well as fascinating monuments of every era, from prehistoric past to post-industrial present, testaments to its long, eventful and illustrious history. The 111 places in this book celebrate the delightful otherness of Scotland’s unique little Kingdom. 

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  Alex Compton, Kim Revill 111 Places in Leeds That You Shouldn't Miss

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  Welcome to Leeds; a great northern powerhouse of a city which has reinvented itself from an industrial centre of wool, textiles and coal to one of the country’s biggest financial and commercial cities outside of London. Leeds is famous for its beautiful Victorian arcades, its magnificent architectural landmarks, its eclectic mix of shops and bars and its sporting venues. But scrape its bare bones and you will find it is a city rich in history, heritage and culture with a plethora of hidden places and talents.
  Can you really sit in Her Majesty’s seat, catch a Dutch water taxi, go otter spotting in the centre of town or get married on a tiny island in the city?
  Leeds offers so much to locals and visitors alike and you can discover the answers to these questions and much, much more in this guide to 111 places in the great city of Leeds.
   

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  erscheint im Juni

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  Travis Swann Taylor 111 Places in Atlanta That You Must Not Miss

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  Atlanta gifts her visitors a generous dose of Southern hospitality and international culture steeped in history, flavors, and high-tech, all on the wings of progress and a keen eye on the future. This guidebook is a journey through Atlanta’s identity from its Native American origins through the tumultuous U.S. Civil War, uncovering contemporary oddities and adventures all the way to 8,113 A.D.
   

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  erscheint im Juni

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  Christina Ryan, Jennifer Bain 111 Places in Calgary That You Must Not Miss

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  Pay homage to the city that birthed a wrestling dynasty. Search for sidewalk stamps and manhole covers. Eat prairie oysters (that’s code for cow balls). Learn all about a flamboyant madam named Diamond Dolly. Fish — or surf —‑ on a downtown river. Find a poem about a frog in a university stairwell. Spot goats doing weed control in public parks. Discover these and more hidden gems as the birthplace of ginger beef and the Caesar cocktail reveals to you why it’s so much more than just home to the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.
   

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  erscheint im Mai

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  Peter de Figueiredo, Julian Treuherz 111 Places in Manchester That You Shouldn't Miss

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  Manchester is full of surprises, from banners of protest to Bury black pudding, from Karl Marx’s desk to George Best’s Mini car. You can sip cocktails in a launderette, have a beer in an underground bar that used to be a toilet, nosh on Australian-style brunch or play ping-pong with your bartender. Shop in an organic whole-foods co-operative or visit the first Co-op where it all began. Discover half-timbered houses and hundreds of hats. Swim in a Victorian baths, whizz round Britain’s first Olympic cycling track or relax in an art deco cinema – Manchester is not what you expect.
   

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  erscheint im April

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  Jesse Pitzler, Kelsey Roslin, Nick Yeager 111 Places in Austin That You Must Not Miss

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  Those who know Austin know it to be a magical place. Live music surges through the air and cleansing creek water flows through the hills. The motto, “Keep Austin Weird,” illustrates residents’ appreciation for small businesses and cooky, eccentric local characters. It’s never felt quite like the rest of Texas here. Still, there’s the same sense of intense pride for one’s place.
  The underbelly of Austin is just as full of strange delights as its surface is. Scandals and corruption reveal themselves in this political town. The legacies of one of the earliest serial killers and mass shootings linger ominously. Yet despite its dark secrets, little-known stories of progress and creativity abound too. Music venues and local pools have fought and continue to fight racism. There is a universal love for queso, a Tex-Mex delicacy, and Leslie, an iconic cross-dressing homeless activist who was said to personify the city’s motto—these stories bring people together, and now they’re yours to discover.
   

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  erscheint im April

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  Jean Hodgens, Wendy Lubovich 111 Places in the Hamptons That You Must Not Miss

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  It’s easy to fall in love with the Hamptons. Charming towns, pristine beaches – and that luminous light cherished by locals and generations of beach lovers.
  While it’s famous for its magnificent mansions and coiffed hedges, there is so much more here to than meets the eye. Come find the hidden secrets of Hamptons waiting to be discovered with 111 Places in the Hamptons That You Must Not Miss.
  Hang ten at a secret surfers’ beach. See the studio where artist Jackson Pollock painted his masterpieces. Get lost in a field of lavender. Visit a haunted lighthouse. Ride a horse along a secluded beach. Take a stroll in the graveyard where Picasso’s forgotten muse is buried.
  From wood-shingled windmills to hydrangea-rimmed roads. White, sandy beaches – to calm, bayside views. These places of nature, history, art, and delightful quirkiness are the very reasons why the East End of Long Island has become one of the most beloved travel destinations in the world.

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  Ed Glinert, Marc Zakian 111 Places in London's East End That You Shouldn't Miss

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  Mediaeval no-go zone, Victorian hell-hole, war-ravaged bomb site, 21st century shining city, the most exciting area in one of the most exciting cities in the world – the East End has often been London’s strange alter ego. Ed Glinert trawls through the strange stories, the crazed characters, the violent vignettes, the dried-up docks, the imaginative immigrants, the proud philanthropists to give a different history of the most misunderstood sector of the capital, from the Princes in the Tower to the Ratcliffe Highway murders; from Jack the Ripper to the Kray twins; the Jewish ghetto to Banglatown; Cable Street to Canary Wharf; Mahatma Gandhi to George Orwell.
   

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  Katrina Nattress, Jason Quigley 111 Places in Portland That You Must Not Miss

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  “Keep Portland Weird” is just the tip of this delightfully bizarre city’s iceberg. Summon spirits at a haunted pizzeria. Let it all hang out at a nude beach on the Columbia River. Get your kicks at the world’s only vegan strip club, and visit the world’s smallest park (blink and you might miss it). Through these pages, you’ll learn about a Portland that’s even weirder than you could have ever imagined.
   

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  Sandra Gurvis 111 Places in Columbus That You Must Not Miss Travel Guide

  From “Cowtown” to the biggest town in Ohio, Columbus has always been an incubator for new ideas and products. There’s always something to do and something for everyone, whether attending one of the many professional and amateur sporting events; experiencing fine dining or experimenting with exotic cuisine; or participating in the city’s vivid, nonstop arts and cultural scene. A hidden gem that stands on its own, Columbus keeps people coming back for more.
   

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  Bobak Ferdowsi, Michelle Thaller 111 Places in Space That You Must Not Miss Travel Guide

  Space is full of places you simply can not miss! From volcanoes 60,000 feet high, to warm saltwater oceans under the ice of a moon of Saturn, to giant black holes that that already swallowed millions of stars. Search for the origins of life -including yourself- in the debris of giant stars that exploded violently billions of years ago. In this larger universe, your view home will never be the same.
   

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  Katherine Bebo, Oliver Smith 111 Places in Poole That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Poole: home to the second largest natural harbour in the world, award-winning sandy beaches, tons of pottery and Ryvita crispbreads. Poole and its surrounding areas are fit to burst with places to explore, uncover and enjoy. Whether you’re a visitor or a local and want to discover where writer H.G. Wells’ ashes are scattered, a ghost village that hasn’t been inhabited since World War II or the location for one of Coldplay’s music videos, this guide will point them out.

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  Frauke Kraas, Regine Spohner, Jörg Stadelbauer 111 Places in Myanmar That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Myanmar is a land of many contrasts. Fascinating discoveries await in the dense crowds of the capital metropolis, as well as in the remoteness of the Chin Mountains. When you go beyond the tourist highlights in Yangon, Mandalay, Bagan and Inle Lake, you can now experience the authentic Myanmar. Many regions have been inaccessible for decades, which is how so many places of breathtaking originality and rare cultural achievements survived. The co-authors offer knowledgeable and entertaining insights into their own favourite places and lead you to the secluded and impressive gems.

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  Rolando Suárez 111 Places in Gran Canaria That You Shouldn't Miss Travel Guide

  Rolando Suárez invites us to discover remote places, hidden gems, and quiet corners away from the throngs of vacationers. He knows every road on the island, and he shares many of his favorite insider tips in this guidebook. Gran Canaria will always be a tourist destination, but you will be surprised and enchanted by the diversity here. Discover the island far away from the all-inclusive resorts. “Va a flipar!” as they say here – you will flip out with happiness.

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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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  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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  Carolin Huder, Lucia Jay von Seldeneck 111 Places in Berlin That You Shouldn’t Miss Travel Guide

  In Berlin, the city divided after World War II, everybody knows about the Brandenburg Gate, Hitler's bunker, Kennedy's speech, red and green beer, splendidly broad boulevards, and numerous lakes. But this metropolis, once again the capital of Germany, encompasses many clandestine niches characteristic of a heterogeneous city without a beginning and without an end between its famous backyards, nature parks, and bridges. It is often these miniscule witnesses that tell authentic history. Besides the larger attractions, this unusual guide presents Berlin's other side - such as a tower so ugly that no-one wants to open a restaurant in it; a library offering its books in the trunks of living trees; the monument for the inventor of the currywurst; a residential settlement in a former East German prison; the place where the Nazis concealed the so-called "degenerate art" which they had confiscated; the house where David Bowie lived; an automat out of which maggots can be pulled; a museum for things used for purposes for which they were not created; the reception camp for refugees from East Germany - and, in a completely unexpected spot, the most romantic place in Berlin.

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