Lonely Planet: Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, 4th Edition (Includes Chilean Patagonia)
by Sandra Bao
from Lonely Planet Publications
This is the 4th edition of Lonely Planet's guide to Argentina. For the updated & spectacular new 5th edition, please type the ISBN number 1740595157 into the search box above.
The new 5th edition includes more color highlights, suggested itineraries, maps, keyed sites and cultural insights than any other guide. We invite you to check it out.
At the Tomb of the Inflatable Pig: Travels Through Paraguay
by John Gimlette
from Vintage
Haven to Nazis, smugglers’ paradise, home to some of the earth’s oddest wildlife and most baroquely awful dictatorships, Paraguay is a nation waiting for the right chronicler. In John Gimlette, at last it has one. With an adventurer’s sang-froid, a historian’s erudition, and a sense of irony so keen you could cut a finger on it, Gimlette celebrates the beauty, horror and–yes–charm of South America’s obscure and remote “island surrounded by land.”
He takes readers from genteel drawing rooms in Asuncion–where ladies still gossip about the nineteenth-century Irish adventuress who became Paraguay’s Empress to the “Green Hell” of the Chaco, a vast, inhospitable tract populated by aging Mennonites and discouraged Indians. Replete with eccentrics and scoundrels, ecologically minded cannibals and utopians from every corner of the earth, At the Tomb of the Inflatable Pig is a madly entertaining book.
Argentina / Chile / Uruguay / Paraguay Map
by Urruty Zagier
from Zagier & Urruty
72 x 102 cm - 1:4000000 - All in one side - 100 gram ARGENTINA/CHILE/SOUTH BOLIVIA/URUGUAY/PARAGUAY/SOUTH BRAZIL Road map with distances. National Parks and Protected Areas. Special maps of Malvinas Islands, Eastern Island and Robinson Crusoe Islands. Mapa tur??stico rutero con distancias. Parques Nacionales y otras ??reas protegidas. Ampliaciones de las Islas Malvinas, Isla de Pascua y Archipi??lago de R??binson Crusoe.
Montevideo Map by ITMB
by International Travel Maps
from ITMB Publishing
Folded street and travel map. Scale 1:15,000. Legend includes pedestrian routes, ferry routes, railways, parks/plazas, beaches, accommodations, churches, museums, points of interest, shopping centers, bus terminals, hospitals, train stations. Includes inset map of Montevideo region. Indexed.
Uruguay & Montevideo Map by ITMB (Travel Reference Map)
by Volker Schniepp
from ITMB Publishing
Folded road and travel map. Scale 1:800,000/1:10,000. Uruguay map distinguishes roads ranging from highways to rough roads. Legend includes railways, railway stations, ferry lines, airports, airstrips, parks/reserves, camping sites, beaches, points of interest Includes inset map of Punta del Este and Colonia del Sacramento. Montevideo map legend includes pedestrian routes, commuter train stations, parks/plazas, accommodations, museums, points of interest, churches, bicycle routes, bus terminals, hospitals. Indexed.
Lonely Planet Argentina: Uruguay & Paraguay (Lonely Planet Argentina, Uruguay and Paruguay)
by Wayne Bernhardson
from Lonely Planet
From Antarctica to Zimbabwe, if you're going there chances are Lonely Planet has been there first. With a pithy and matter-of-fact writing style, these guides are guaranteed to calm the nerves of first-time world travelers, while still listing off-the-beaten-path finds sure to thrill even the most jaded globetrotters. Lonely Planet has been perfecting its guidebooks for nearly 30 years and as a result, has the experience and know-how similar to an older sibling's "been there" advice. The original backpacker's bible, the LP series has recently widened its reach. While still giving insights for the low-budget traveler, the books now list a wide range of accommodations and itineraries for those with less time than money.
Here is the independent traveler's quintessential guide to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas). The author offers tried-and-true advice on the best places to eat and sleep for every budget; more than 135 maps to cities, provinces, beaches, and parks; a useful Spanish language section; historical, cultural and political notes; the lowdown on a wide range of outdoor activities; transportation options; and features on national parks, wildlife, and ecological concerns. --Kathryn True
150 Maps
Footprint Argentina Handbook : The Travel Guide
by Charlie Nurse
from Footprint Handbooks
The second edition of Footprint's ARGENTINA HANDBOOK has been completely updated and revised and is published in the new Footprint paperback format. It is packed with ideas on how to plan a visit, when to go, where to stay and how to get about. It includes highlights of Argentina with colour photography, a special feature on estancia tourism and adventure tourism from climbing and trekking to skiing. It gives information on Chilean Patagonia, including Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, and excursion from Buenos Aires to Uruguay. It has extensive listing in Buenos Aires for all budgets as well as "Where to Tango". The background information on history, culture, art and theatre is interesting and comprehensive. There are colour maps to help you plan your journey and keep you orientated while you are travelling in addition to literally dozens of local town and site maps.
Paraguay Map (Travel Reference Map)
by Andrew Duggan
from ITMB Publishing
Folded travel and road map in color with eastern Paraguay on one side and the western portion on the other. Index of populated areas. Colors show elevations. Legend in English and Spanish. The map distinguishes international boundaries, highways, paved roads, unpaved roads, and tracks. Shows national parks and natural reserves with color shading. Icons locate international airport, airstrips/ landing ground, lakes, rivers, swamps, railway tracks, department capitols, and districts defined by population size. Scale 1:800,000. Insets of Asuncion Region (scale 1:250,000) and the city of Asuncion. The city map includes streets and a legend with icons locating pedestrian routes/ stairs, commercial areas, places to stay, churches, museums, embassies, markets, shopping areas, post offices, police stations, theaters, museums, tourist information centers, sports fields, and points of interest.
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