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Visible Cities Dubrovnik: A City Guide

By (author) Annabel Barber

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In the last few years Dubrovnik has emerged as a major destination for visitors--a trend which looks set to continue. This guidebook is a must for any traveller to the southern Adriatic region. Includes fully updated information on the city's fast-changing and improving hotels and restaurants. VISIBLE CITIES GUIDES ARE HIGH QUALITY, IN TERMS OF: content: the author provides readable detail on the city's history, architecture, art and culture, with plenty of human interest and anecdote. information: all content is based on independent research. presentation: all-color throughout, with great diagrams and maps practical information: fully objective hotels and restaurants sections election: content is more than just an amplified listing of key sights, but focused andwell-chosen, aiming to be selective and useful rather than exhaustive usability: combination of background information for armchair reading and short city-centreguided walks.

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