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Cracow 3 In 1 Explore!Guide - Guidebook, Street Atlas And Map

The Cracow Explore! Guide by ExpressMap is a fully illustrated guide to the city, with itinerary suggestions, extensive information on what to do and see, and street atlas pages and detachable laminated pocket map.The book explores the city in 11 itinerary suggestions and includes one for the surrounding area. Each route is explained in a separate colour-coded chapter featuring a general introduction to the history and character of the particular part of the town and is accompanied by a street map extract showing the suggested tour with colour coded numbers to indicate the locations of all the sights described in the following pages. The numbers are also reproduced in the atlas pages and the pocket map for easy referencing. The section covering the area outside Cracow is accompanied by
a road map extract rather than a street map. The sights are presented with detailed information and practical advice on opening hours, contacts, prices and transport links are highlighted on the side of the text. Following, the listing pages feature 59 restaurants bars and coffee shops for different budgets and tastes; and 29 best shopping places from fashion and jewellery to flea market and second hand. The culture and entertainment section provides 42 suggestions for theatres, museums and gallery as well as jazz bars, clubs and themed parks. For more ideas on what to do and see in the city a Festival and Events Calendar lists concerts, shows, exhibitions and fairs that take place throughout the year.The last part of the guide is dedicated to an indexed street atlas of Cracow at
1:22, 000 and the city centre at 1:11, 000 showing tram, bus and railway routes with stops and line numbers. Places of interests featured in the book are numbered and colour-coded. Street names, various monuments and historical buildings are in Polish only. Map legend includes English. The detachable map provides the same information but in foldable version.
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The Cracow Explore! Guide by Express Map is a fully illustrated guide to the city, with itinerary suggestions, extensive information on what to do & see, & street atlas pages & detachable laminated pocket map. The book explores the city in 11 itinerary suggestions &

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one for the surrounding area. Each route is explained in a separate colour-coded chapter featuring a general introduction to the history & character of the particular part of the town & is accompanied by a street map extract showing the suggested tour with colour coded numbers to indicate the locations of all the sights described in the following pages. The numbers are also reproduced in the atlas pages & the pocket map for easy referencing. The section covering the area outside Cracow is accompanied by a road map extract rather than a street map. The sights are presented with detailed information & practical advice on opening hours, contacts, prices & transport links are highlighted on the side of the text. Following, the listing pages feature 59 restaurants bars & coffee shops for different budgets & tastes; & 29 best shopping places from fashion & jewellery to flea market & second h&. The culture & entertainment section provides 42 suggestions for theatres, museums & gallery as well as jazz bars, clubs & themed parks. For more ideas on what to do & see in the city a Festival & Events Calendar lists concerts, shows, exhibitions & fairs that take place throughout the year. The last part of the guide is dedicated to an indexed street atlas of Cracow at 1:22, 000 & the city centre at 1:11, 000 showing tram, bus & railway routes with stops & line numbers. Places of interests featured in the book are numbered & colour-coded. Street names, various monuments & historical buildings are in Polish only. Map legend

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English. The detachable map provides the same information but in foldable version.

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Stanfords was established in 1853 and opened their iconic Covent Garden flagship store in 1901. They have become the top retailer of maps, travel books and accessories in the UK and arguably offer the largest selection of maps and travel books worldwide. Famous names such as Captain Robert Falcon Scott, Ranulph Fiennes and Michael Palin have purchased from Stanfords. They now have a shop in Bristol and both stores together with other venues operate a calendar of events including talks, book signings and exhibitions. As a specialist map retailer, the map selection is comprehensive and includes road maps, street maps and walking maps from worldwide destinations, as well as a selection of world atlases and wall maps. Books include travel guides and travel literature. Stanfords also stock globes, from miniatures made of blue marble to magnificent floor-standing globes. The website features a selection of interesting articles on travel topics.
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