Rhodes Geoffrey: Dalmatia the New Riviera

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Dalmatia the New Riviera

Rhodes Geoffrey

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Geoffrey Rhodes: Dalmatia: The New Riviera

First edition. Contents and list of illustrations at the beginning of the book, after a short preface (Foreword) and a sketch map of Dalmatia (Sketch Map of Dalmatia, p. 6). Bibliography, list of places for fishing in Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and alphabetical index at the end of the book. Illustrated - black and white photos on inserted sheets - plates. A total of 54 photos (of which 17 are full-page) on 32 plates. On the plate opposite the cover there is a full-page black-and-white photograph with a detail from Diocletian's palace (the sphinx). The author focuses on Dalmatia, but also provides information on Montenegro, Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina. In addition to the description of the observed area, it also gives advice for travelers to Dalmatia (chapters Planning a Dalmatian Holiday and Practical Hints on Travel in Dalmatia). 

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  • Author: Rhodes Geoffrey
  • Publisher: Stanley Paul
  • Year of publication:1928
  • Place of publication:Engleska
  • Pages:287
  • Dimensions:16x24 cm
  • Script:Latin script
  • Condition:Very good
  • Binding:Hardcover

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