Catalunya and the Costa Brava by Damien Simonis

Catalunya and the Costa Brava by Damien Simonis

This guide coves both the backcountry as well as the city of Barcelona. It includes a section on eating and drinking like a Catalunya local, investigates the splendour of Gaudi's architecture, including La Sagrada Familia and Parc Guell and the bizarre Teatre-Museu Dali in his birthplace, Figueres.

DAMIEN SIMONIS, born and bred in Sydney, Australia, has had a little trouble settling down since he took a one-way flight to Cairo in 1989. In his baggage was a BA in modern languages from Melbourne University and seven years experience as a reporter and copy editor on some of Australia's leading dailies, including the Australian, The Age, and the West Australian. Since landing in the Egyptian capital, Damien has lived, studied, and worked all over Europe and the Middle East. In 1992 he started writing guidebooks and travel articles for publications in Australia, the UK, and North America, and he hasn't stopped since. His wanderings have taken him from Ukraine to the Sudan, from Syria to Morocco, from the Alps to the Straits of Gibraltar. On his two greatest passions, Spain and Italy, he has written extensively. He currently divides his time between London, Barcelona, and the road.

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ISBN 13	9781740593816
ISBN 10	1740593812
Title	Catalunya and the Costa Brava
Author	Damien Simonis
Series	Lonely Planet Travel Guides
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Lonely Planet Publications Ltd
Year published	2003-10-24
Number of pages	272
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