Guide Vert - CÔTE D'AZUR

by Michelin

Le Guide Vert Côte d'Azur Monaco contiene toda la información necesaria para descubrir la región. . Propuestas turísticas . Circuitos . Direcciones para todos los bolsillos . Actividades para toda la familia Déjate llevar por nuestra propuesta de itinerarios entre el mar y la montaña. Elije los lugares turísticos guiándote por las estrellas: * interesante, ** vale la pena desviarse, *** justifica el viaje. Una amplia selección de direcciones te ayudará a elegir hoteles, restaurantes, bares o tiendas en función de tus gustos y tu presupuesto. Descubre en profundidad la Costa Azul y Mónaco gracias a una descripción detallada que incluye toda la información histórica, cultural y práctica, proponiendo itinerarios turísticos con opciones adaptadas a todos los bolsillos e informaciones específicas para quienes viajan con niños. Los numerosos mapas y planos que contiene te permitirán orientarte con total fiabilidad.

Genres: Travel, France, Reference

48 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1973

About the author

The French tire company Michelin publishes a variety of road maps, mostly of France but also other countries in Europe, Africa and North America.

Michelin maps began in 1900 as part of the free Guide Michelin, created by brothers André and Édouard Michelin to encourage driving and boost tire sales, containing maps, repair info, hotels, and restaurants

Michelin road maps were considered highly accurate & were reproduced in England for the Allied invasion of Europe during World War II.

Reviews

[Lyvia]

I love Michelin Guides, but I think I will try to buy hard copy from now on. The problem is, that I can never have enough guide books. When I was in Paris this past spring, I bought hard copies of several great guide books, but they were so heavy to schlep around! As I get older, the inconvenience of using guidebooks online (especially the wonderful Michelin maps included in all of their guide books is overshadowed by carrying around several kilos of guides (Pariswalks, Companion Guide for Paris, etc.) for miles around the city. So I guess I will have to cope with online guidebooks after all! In addition to this excellent guide, I bought the Lonely Planet Guide for Provence, the Rough Guide, Rick Steven's... you get the idea all online on my Kindle. If I had gotten them in hard copy, I would have had to pay overweight for my luggage!

[Jeffrey]

An indispensible guide to all things to do on the French Riveria