An Hour from Paris: 20 Secret Daytrips by Train
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Author: Annabel Simms
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 272
Discover half-hidden chateaux and artists' country houses; walk, boat or dance by the river; explore old towns and country footpaths; and eat in family-run restaurants with 1950s decor and prices to match. Based on over 20 years' experience of exploring the Paris countryside by train, each visit includes the essential historical context and practical information to help you discover places unknown to many Parisians. Written with humour and a flair for the unusual and authentic, the text is illustrated with original photos and local maps. It includes a unique guide to using the excellent local train network. AUTHOR: Annabel Simms was born in England, of Hungarian parentage. In 1991 she came to Paris on a year's sabbatical from her job as a college lecturer in London, and never left. She now works as a freelance journalist, editor and English teacher. SELLING POINTS: . "The most exciting travel guide I've read in years." - Huffington Post . The classic guide to the enchanting destinations of the Ile-de-France, all within an hour's journey from central Paris, with maps, photographs and all practical information
Author: Annabel Simms
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 272
Discover half-hidden chateaux and artists' country houses; walk, boat or dance by the river; explore old towns and country footpaths; and eat in family-run restaurants with 1950s decor and prices to match. Based on over 20 years' experience of exploring the Paris countryside by train, each visit includes the essential historical context and practical information to help you discover places unknown to many Parisians. Written with humour and a flair for the unusual and authentic, the text is illustrated with original photos and local maps. It includes a unique guide to using the excellent local train network. AUTHOR: Annabel Simms was born in England, of Hungarian parentage. In 1991 she came to Paris on a year's sabbatical from her job as a college lecturer in London, and never left. She now works as a freelance journalist, editor and English teacher. SELLING POINTS: . "The most exciting travel guide I've read in years." - Huffington Post . The classic guide to the enchanting destinations of the Ile-de-France, all within an hour's journey from central Paris, with maps, photographs and all practical information
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Annabel Simms
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 272
Discover half-hidden chateaux and artists' country houses; walk, boat or dance by the river; explore old towns and country footpaths; and eat in family-run restaurants with 1950s decor and prices to match. Based on over 20 years' experience of exploring the Paris countryside by train, each visit includes the essential historical context and practical information to help you discover places unknown to many Parisians. Written with humour and a flair for the unusual and authentic, the text is illustrated with original photos and local maps. It includes a unique guide to using the excellent local train network. AUTHOR: Annabel Simms was born in England, of Hungarian parentage. In 1991 she came to Paris on a year's sabbatical from her job as a college lecturer in London, and never left. She now works as a freelance journalist, editor and English teacher. SELLING POINTS: . "The most exciting travel guide I've read in years." - Huffington Post . The classic guide to the enchanting destinations of the Ile-de-France, all within an hour's journey from central Paris, with maps, photographs and all practical information
Author: Annabel Simms
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 272
Discover half-hidden chateaux and artists' country houses; walk, boat or dance by the river; explore old towns and country footpaths; and eat in family-run restaurants with 1950s decor and prices to match. Based on over 20 years' experience of exploring the Paris countryside by train, each visit includes the essential historical context and practical information to help you discover places unknown to many Parisians. Written with humour and a flair for the unusual and authentic, the text is illustrated with original photos and local maps. It includes a unique guide to using the excellent local train network. AUTHOR: Annabel Simms was born in England, of Hungarian parentage. In 1991 she came to Paris on a year's sabbatical from her job as a college lecturer in London, and never left. She now works as a freelance journalist, editor and English teacher. SELLING POINTS: . "The most exciting travel guide I've read in years." - Huffington Post . The classic guide to the enchanting destinations of the Ile-de-France, all within an hour's journey from central Paris, with maps, photographs and all practical information
An Hour from Paris: 20 Secret Daytrips by Train