Prague
Prague by Vladimir Soukup, published by Dorling Kindersley in 1994, is a comprehensive guide that explores the vibrant energy, remarkable architecture, and diverse cultural life of this historic city. With 264 pages, this edition provides readers with a balanced mix of sightseeing, historical insights, and practical information, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the intricacies of Prague.
Readers will discover detailed descriptions of key attractions, including notable neighborhoods and landmarks, as well as practical tips for experiencing the city’s rich history and vibrant atmosphere. The guide covers various aspects of travel in Prague, including its cultural offerings and local markets, ensuring that visitors have a well-rounded understanding of what the city has to offer.
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The guide that shows you what other travel books only tell you America’s 3rd largest city is known for its non-stop energy, outstanding architecture, ethnic neighborhoods and cultural life. DK’s Eyewitness Travel Guides: Chicago set the standard for the balance of sightseeing, historical and practical information. Whether going to see the Cubs at Wrigley Field, looking for a Chagall at the Art Institute, or heading to the top of the John Hancock Building, there is no better guide to show you what the Windy City has to offer. Includes a spectacular bird’s-eye view of the Magnificent Mile, floor plans of the major museums, with excellent coverage of the city’s nightlife, shops and markets.
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