Edinburgh books and maps

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Edinburgh books and maps

Edinburgh books: Maps

AA Street by Street Z-map Edinburgh (AA Street by Street Z-Map S.) Two new editions in the AA's Street by Street Z-Map range. The maps clearly show AA Service Centres, recommended restaurants, pubs, hotels, one-way streets and new car parks. Featuring a clever use of colour to ensure the maps can be read under street lighting and clear road hierarchy, the Street by Street Z-Maps are all you need to keep you on the move. Price: £1.50 Publication: October 15, 2004

Edinburgh books: Travel Guides
	"Time Out" Edinburgh: Glasgow Lothian and Fife With its underground caverns, ancient castle and imposing skyscape, Edinburgh has long been a city steeped in the past. Now, thanks in part to a cash and confidence injection from both devolution and slew of high profile media events, Scotland's capital has shimmied right into the modern age. This fourth edition of the Time Out Edinburgh Guide has been completely revised and updated. Local writers take you down the cobbled alleys of the Old Town, through ultra chic bars of the New Town and right out to the tranquil beaches of Gullane. The guide looks past the Athens of the North to explore Glasgow's edgy charms, road-tests the ever-popular distillery tours and offers tips on visiting the Highlands. Price: £9.09 Publication: October 21, 2004
	Edinburgh (Inside Out City Guides) Price: £6.39 Publication: May 28, 2004
	Edinburgh Tourist Atlas and Guide Pocket sized atlas and guide of central Edinburgh packed with information to ensure that visitors make the most of their visit. MAIN FEATURES Handy pocket sized atlas and guide featuring the highly respected Collins colour coded Edinburgh mapping. The guide information includes essential information such as: emergency contact numbers; the best way to get around; the best places to shop and visit; and where to go for live music, the cinema, concerts and much, much more. INCLUDES:; Attractive colour coded street mapping at 5. 7 inches to 1 mile.; Central Edinburgh at 7. 6 inches to 1 mile; Full index to street mapping and places of inerest.; Guide information to ensure the visitor gets the most out of their visit to Edinburgh.; Colour plans of Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile. WHO THE PRODUCT IS OF INTEREST TO This is an ideal purchase for tourists and day trippers. Price: £3.99 Publication: April 5, 2004
	Essential Edinburgh (AA Essential S.) This pocket-sized guide to Edinburgh is designed for ease of use with colour-coded sections. These are: "Viewing" - the author's introduction to the destination's history, famous people and events, where to find peace and quiet and the ten "must dos" on a visit; "Top Ten" - the author's top ten places to visit, each with practical information; "What To See" - alphabetical listings of places to visit (with star ratings, map references and detailed information) organized by region; "Where To" - detailed listings of the best places to eat and drink, where to stay, shop, take the children and where to be entertained; and "Practical Matters" - quick-reference travel information presented in a highly visual easy-to-use format, plus advice on tipping, health, and public transport. Price: £4.79 Publication: March 4, 2004
	Itchy Insider's Guide to Edinburgh This guide to Edinburgh's best pubs, clubs, shops, bars, restaurants and cultural hangouts features entertaining, incisive reviews, photos, information and maps - and is totally rewritten for 2005. Price: £3.75 Publication: December 15, 2004

Edinburgh books: History & Heritage
	Capital of the Mind: How Edinburgh Changed the World Price: £14.00 Publication: August 21, 2003
	Edinburgh Curiosities The answers are all in an expanded and revised edition of Edinburgh Curiosties. A Capital Cornucopia, and combines both volumes. Thomson and Coghill have trawled through the city's characters to bring together a collection of the men and women who scandalised and inspired the city over the years. But in addition to the notorious, like the Porteous Riot, Deacon William Brodie - the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's Jekyll and Hyde - or Madeleine Smith, they look at other lesser known, but nevertheless fascinating, people and events. Stories you've maybe heard something about but don't know the detail. They also float intriguing speculation like the possibility of members of Ned Kelly's gang carrying out armed robberies in Leith after the bushranger was hanged in Australia. The result is a fascinating dip into Edinburgh's rich and varied past, which will appeal to natives and visitors alike. Price: £6.99 Publication: January 2005

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