Uruguay Travel Guide
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Uruguay Travel Guide
US $14.99
1st Edition
/
December 2008
ISBN:
9781741798708
148 pp
Next edition due: December 2010
Sandra Bao
,
Gregor Clark
,
Dr David Goldberg
Custom Guide. Uruguay is delightfully low-key and surprisingly diverse, but you won't find a guidebook for it - until now. This custom guide, made up of chapters selected from Lonely Planet's Argentina guidebook, covers Uruguay, including cosmopolitan Montevideo and the wilder outer reaches.
We've also included buzzing Buenos Aires because, let's face it, you're in the area already ? why not take in the BA blend of old-world languor and contemporary attitude? Sound like your kind of thing? Then this is the custom guide for you.
* Lonely Planet Custom Guides are books that we've created by putting together sections of our most popular guides - just the way you asked us to. No colour pages, lower prices.
- Maps and detailed information to help you explore every corner of Uruguay
- Chunky coverage of Buenos Aires: where to stay, where to eat, what to see
- A language chapter that covers all the essential travel phrases in Argentine Spanish
- Health information including recommended vaccines
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