Lonely Planet's guide to Budapest - Understand & Survive (Chapter), 5th Edition
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Lonely Planet's guide to Budapest - Understand & Survive (Chapter), 5th Edition - 2.99, This chapter contains the Understand Budapest (Budapest Today, History, Architecture, Music, Literature and Folk Art) and Survival Guide (Language, Transport and Directory A–Z) chapters from Lonely Planet’s Budapest guidebook. All the info you need on everything from history, art nouveau architecture and folk art to public transport, money, the internet…you name it. Get hints on the gay and lesbian scene, and tips for women travellers and travellers with disabilities, as well as a handy language guide and glossary. a rundown on history, people and cultural events info on Budapest's art nouveau highlights details on walking, cycling and even thrillseeking in the glorious countryside full coverage for music buffs of all stripes Coverage includes: Understand Budapest, (Budapest Today, History, Architecture, Music, Literature and Folk Art) and Survival Guide (Language, Transport and Directory A–Z)., ISBN: 9781741796902
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