Automobile Association Bücher

This modern translation offers a fresh perspective on a pivotal medieval text that has shaped cultural and intellectual thought throughout history. It aims to make the original ideas accessible to contemporary readers, highlighting the book's enduring relevance and influence. The translation seeks to capture the nuances of the original language while providing context for its themes and historical significance.

From national parks to mountain ranges to the heritage coastline, explore the best-loved and most popular parts of Britain with this getaway guide. More than 1,000 places to visit are covered, including 150 walks, 50 cycle rides, 24 car tours, and hundreds of other exciting activities and locations. Clear and simple road atlas maps as well as regional maps make arriving at every location a snap, and hundreds of photographs are included to show specific areas in detail. Presented in a unique ring binder format that allows applicable pages to be removed and taken on any trip, this is an all-inclusive resource to finding where to go, what to see, and what not to miss in Britain.

A road atlas of New Zealand which includes 22 town plans, basic road rules, road signs, distance charts and an index of place-names. The maps incorporate features such as historic buildings, picnic areas, ski fields, thermal areas, heights of terrain, exotic forest and native bush.

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Four new picture books showing the best of the Brecon Beacons, Britain's Coast, The Chilterns and National Parks. With carefully chosen images of the highest quality, the books provide an evocative and appealing picture to these beautifully picturesque and interesting regions, celebrating the culture, people and architecture along the way.

This fully comprehensive guide to everything the visitor will want to know when coming to Britain consists of an extensive and illustrated introduction, and a detailed A-Z gazetteer. All the main towns and villages of Britain, as well as many places 'off the beaten track' are described in the gazetteer, with full colour photographs and town plans. Of particular interest to the motorist are the suggested tours through the lovely lush countryside of such areas as Shakespeare's Country, the Cheviot Hills or Dartmoor. Special feature articles highlight areas of outstanding natural beauty such as the Lake District and The Yorkshire Dales, as well as features on such well known personalities as Sir Walter Scott, George Washington, Bonnie Prince Charlie and Flora MacDonald. This well researched, highly illustrated guide will prove a fascinating read as well as an invaluable aid to anyone interested in finding out more about the famous and not-so-famous places of Britain.

A guide to Britain's heritage which covers castles, stately homes, gardens, galleries, museums and steam railways.

An illustrated guide to Britain's architecture, towns, villages, and varied and spectacular countryside, and the life and work of its people.