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DK Eyewitness Venice and the Veneto

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The guide that shows you what others only tell you Make sure you don't miss a thing with this essential guide to Venice and Veneto. Wonder at St Marc's Basilica, enthral your senses at the masquerade Carnivale and discover the gem that is the Veneto region, largely ignored by tourists and waiting to be discovered. Using the unique cutaways and 3D models this guide will tell you all you need to know to prepare and enjoy your trip. With indispensable tips on where to enjoy the best pizza to where to go for the most picturesque view, this is the ultimate guide for making your trip unforgettable. It is Voted Best Guide Book series by Guardian and Observer readers in 2004 and nominated for the second year running. No other guide whets your appetite quite like this one-The Independent.

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Language
English
Released
2024
Format
Paperback
Pages
272
ISBN10
0241664926
ISBN13
9780241664926
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First published
1998
Original title
Venice and Veneto
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The guide that shows you what others only tell you Make sure you don't miss a thing with this essential guide to Venice and Veneto. Wonder at St Marc's Basilica, enthral your senses at the masquerade Carnivale and discover the gem that is the Veneto region, largely ignored by tourists and waiting to be discovered. Using the unique cutaways and 3D models this guide will tell you all you need to know to prepare and enjoy your trip. With indispensable tips on where to enjoy the best pizza to where to go for the most picturesque view, this is the ultimate guide for making your trip unforgettable. It is Voted Best Guide Book series by Guardian and Observer readers in 2004 and nominated for the second year running. No other guide whets your appetite quite like this one-The Independent.