Geoff Wallis Bücher

The Rough Guide to Dublinis the definitive pocket handbook to the city, featuring: Entertainingaccounts of all the tourist attractions, from the Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral to vibrant Temple Bar. Insider'sreviews of the best accommodation, restaurants, clubs and drinking spots. The pickof the day-trips, from the gardens of Powerscourt Estate to the remarkable prehistoric tombs of Boyne Valley. Full-colourmaps with grid references for every sight and recommendation.

Exploring the city of Dublin as a whole, rather than by sights, and with more recommendations of places to eat and stay, and extended coverage of Irish literature, art, history and museums, this edition has been fully revised and updated.

Explore every corner of Ireland, using the clearest maps of any guide. Choose where to go and what to see, inspired by dozens of photos. Read great background on everything from the megalithic remains at Br

Explore every corner of this beautiful island (North & South) with the revised eigth edition of The Rough Guide to Ireland. The 24-page, full-colour introduction will inspire you on where to go and what to see, from the spectacular scenary of the west coast and the strange geometry of the Giant''s Causeway to the wild Aran Islands and lively bars of Dublin City. In addition, there are three, full-colour, 4-page ''Irish Music'', ''Under-rated Cuisine'' and ''Lively Festivals''. The guide includes listings for all the very best hotels and restaurants, plus information on all the top bars, shops and the best places to hear traditional Irish Music. The guide takes a detailed look at Ireland''s history and culture with details on everything from the megalithic remains at Brú na Bóinne to how to play the uilleann pipes. The guide comes complete with maps and plans for the whole island.

Interest in the Emerald Isle continues to grow, as does our coverage. We capture Ireland's new optimism in words -- extensive revisions including updates on the Temple Bar scene and Belfast's burgeoning culinary district -- and pictures -- 12 pages of rich green hills and bright red braids. Also included are eye-opening looks at recent Irish literature, in-depth info on hiking opportunities, and foot-stomping features on finding traditional music.