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Beliebter Irlandreiseführer Lonely Planet jetzt auf deutsch erhältlich

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Geschrieben von Harald Sass
Montag, 22. Mai 2006
Die neueste Ausgabe des Irlandreiseführers aus der Lonely Planet-Reihe ist jetzt erstmals auch auf deutsch erhältlich. Die Lonely Planet-Reihe zeichnet sich durch gute und gut beschriebene Informationen aus. Viele interessante Ziele auch abseits der üblichen Toristenrouten sowie Vorschläge für Unterkünfte, Restaurants und Abendunterhaltung machen den besonderen Reiz dieses Reiseführers aus. Der Lonely Planet ist in der Ausgabe Mai 2006 bei Amazon erhältlich: Sprache: Deutsch Broschiert - 810 Seiten - Lonely Planet Deutschland Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2006 Auflage: 1 ISBN: 3829715544

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