Bridges of the World

Locke, Tim

AA Publishing

A richly illustrated guide to life in Britain at key historical periods. Each book uses as a starting point the sites and artefacts that have survived, from museums all around Britain, and uses this evidence to build up a picture of everyday life at the time. Ages 9-14.

Victorian Britain

Children's Books

Orchard/Watts Group

This comprehensive guide to traveling around Europe on a budget is the best way to tour Europe cheaply is by rail. With Inter-Rail passes now open to all ages, plus Eurail passes and the wide range of tickets and fares available, rail travel has never been easier for Independent Travelers. This guide features hundreds of cities, towns and villages. It includes budget guides to where to stay, where to eat, and what to see as well as practical information on traveling by train and public transport. Europe 2000 includes rail routes and travel options to explore one country or to cross the continent, Inter-Rail and Eurail pass details, plus local passes and other tickets, color photographs, city maps, transport maps, city plans, rail route maps and journey plans.

Independent Travellers Europe 2000: The Budget Travel Guide

Travel

Specialty Travel

Thomas Cook Publishing

Book by Bentley, James, Catling, Christopher, Locke, Tim

Passport's Illustrated Travel Guide to Munich & Bavaria (PASSPORT'S ILLUSTRATED TRAVEL GUIDE TO MUNICH AND BAVARIA)

Politics & Social Sciences

BENTLEY, James

Catling, Christopher

Sociology

Passport Books

This new, thoroughly updated edition of Bradt's much-praised guide to Sussex, including the South Downs, Weald and Coast offers a greater and more personal selection of places to explore and discover than any other guide. Resident expert author Tim Locke takes a leisurely, detailed approach that is highly personal, honest and critical, encouraging you to slow down and take time to gain a deeper understanding of what makes this stunning region tick and why it deserves repeat visits. Sussex offers plenty of scope for 'Slow travel' with or without a car, including walks, pottering around on bikes, steam trains, volunteer-run buses, a solar-powered craft in Chichester harbour, or on small boats.This is a guide to the author's favourite places in Sussex - along the coast, in the South Downs and in the Weald. It doesn't attempt to cover everything but picks its way round the places that have particular distinctiveness, including the parts of the South Downs National Park that fall in Sussex. The coast - much loved by pleasure-seekers since the Prince Regent partied away at his Royal Pavilion in Brighton - is densely built up for much of the way, but Tim Locke includes all sorts of gems that could easily be missed, from a full-size replica of the painted ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in an obscure modern church to a unique factory in Hastings providing cloth flowers for movies and theatres. Also covered are a new walk down the deepest, loveliest dry valley on the Downs, a sheep farmer who opens her farm during the lambing season and, in the High Weald, some of the most magnificent of English gardens created in the 19th and 20th centuries.Sussex is less than 30 miles from the fringes of London, but a very different world, with an irresistible blend of history, archaeology (the author has been taking part in digs at a new site near Barcombe), pleasure-seeking, delectable scenery, world-class gardens, literary connections and some of the most quintessentially English scenery. New since the first edition, the South Downs National Park, established in 2011, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve in 2016, while Brighton now has its spanking new i360 viewing tower, Hastings has rebuilt its pier and opened the Jerwood Gallery, and Ditchling Museum's spectacular revamp has caught the public imagination. Also new, Chichester's Novium Museum, developments at Battle Abbey, and Rathfinny Vineyard, set to become Britain's largest, along with how Sussex sparkling wine producers are beating the French champagne makers at their own game. From beaches to castles, cathedrals to modern art, restored mansions to vernacular architecture, this is the essential guide for discovering this popular region.

Sussex (including South Downs, Weald and Coast): Local, characterful guides to Britain's Special Places (Slow Travel)

Europe

Bradt Travel Guides

This new, thoroughly updated third edition of Sussex (Slow Travel), Bradt's much-praised guide, features the South Downs, High Weald and coast, and offers a greater, more personal selection of places to explore than any other guide. Author Tim Locke and updater Emma Gregg, both expert residents, take a leisurely, detailed approach that teases out Sussex's special qualities. The result is highly personal and honest, encouraging you to slow down and gain a deep understanding of what makes this stunning region tick and why it deserves repeat visits. Sussex may be less than 50 km from the fringes of London (and easily accessed from the capital), and only minutes from Gatwick's international airport, but is a very different world thanks to its irresistible blend of history, archaeology, seaside towns, thatched villages, centuries-old buildings, world-class gardens, literary connections and quintessentially English scenery. Sussex offers much scope for 'Slow travel' with or without a car, including ten meticulously described walks, pottering around on bikes, steam trains, volunteer-run buses, or on small boats (including a solar-powered craft in Chichester harbour). The writing team directs expert eyes on places and experiences that deserve savouring to the full - the very best (if sometimes delightfully obscure) sights. Their choices take in the heights of the South Downs, encounter the primeval landscapes of the High Weald and pick out the best of Sussex's long coastline. Their selection includes easily-to-miss gems, from a full-size replica of the Sistine Chapel ceiling in an obscure modern church to a unique Hastings factory providing cloth flowers for movies and theatres. New or expanded coverage in this edition includes the Tolkein-like ancient yew forest of Kingley Vale, stoolball (a Sussex-special alternative to cricket), Sussex viniculture (particularly champagnes), Roman baths and mosaics, the world-class gardens of Leonardslee, the painstakingly restored saloon in Brighton's Royal Pavilion, the WWII Wings Museum, renovations on East Brighton beach, and Knepp's groundbreaking rewilding project. From beaches to castles, cathedrals to modern art, restored mansions to vernacular architecture, Bradt's Sussex (Slow Travel) is the essential guide for discovering this popular region.

Sussex: South Downs, Weald & Coast (Slow Travel)

Europe 2000: the Inter-railer's and Eurailer's Guide (Independent Traveller's Guides)

Travellers Munich and Bavaria has been completely revised and updated and now includes a free weblinks CD. Travellers are best-selling compact guidebooks containing clear maps, essential destination facts and special features. In addition each title offers invaluable practical information on transport, geography, sightseeing, history and culture.

Travellers Munich & Bavaria

UNKNO

Travellers Bavaria Including Munich (Travellers Guides)

Independent Travellers Europe by Rail has drawn on the train travel expertise of Thomas Cook, publishers of the European Timetable since 1873, to devise a menu of connected rail journeys that take in the best that Europe has to offer. No world region contains so many varied and independent nations as Europe. Its well-integrated rail system and the cheapness of international railpasses make the continent easy to explore. Independent Travellers Europe by Rail comes with plenty of recommendations on accommodation, eating and sightseeing to make your travel budget go a long way.

Thomas Cook Europe by Rail

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