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Historic Pilgrim Routes in Galicia
| Publisher: | Instituto Geográfico Nacional (Spain Civilian Survey) |
| Catalogue number: | 203304 |
| Scale: | 1:250,000 |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
Black and white map of Galicia overlaid with the various pilgrim routes around the province in bright colours. The physical geography of the area is shown by shaded relief. On the reverse is information...
Historic Pilgrim Routes in Spain and Portugal
| Publisher: | Instituto Geográfico Nacional (Spain Civilian Survey) |
| Catalogue number: | 82427 |
| Scale: | 1:1,000,000 |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
An overview map of the whole of the Iberian Peninsula, with numerous pilgrims routes, from the main route across the Pyrenees from France to Santiago de Compostela to local paths across the provinces...
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The famous attractions of Barcelona are well known. My three personal favourites are: the interior of the church of Santa Maria del Mar in the Barri Gotic. It's stunningly beautiful, the simple lines...
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Spain - Girona and the Costa Brava
Girona has a quiet charm and a placid air about it. The best way to observe this is by walking the ancient city walls, stopping for contemplative rests at the intermittent observation towers. The views from here can be mixed – one glance throws up ugly cranes and scaffolding, the next red roofs and the soaring towers of Girona’s religious landmarks – but it is well worth the effort.
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The Pyrénées, rising to almost 3,500 metres, form a natural barrier between the Iberian peninsula and France. The heavily forested valleys and sharp rocky ridges are relatively unspoilt and are certainly under less pressure than the Alps. On either side of the chain, language and culture are distinct and it's not just French or Spanish...
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I was fourteen the first time I visited Toledo. My school in Vitoria (Northern Spain) organised a cultural trip to Madrid and a visit to Toledo was included. I remember I didn't enjoy the city that...
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