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LaVerne Ferguson-Kosinski
A comprehensive guide to traveling Europe by rail, with maps and information on over ninety rail trips covering twenty-four base cities in seventeen countries.
Read Time: ~7.7 hr
Hostels European cities
by Paul Karr (2014)
About this book
Here is the unbiased lowdown on more than 200 hostels throughout Europe. From Vienna to Lisbon, Prague to Edinburgh, Berlin to Paris--more than thirty cities are covered. Whether you're looking to party or just looking for a clean, quiet, affordable place to crash, this guide will get you exactly where you want to go. Inside you'll find: At-a-glance ratings - Candid descriptions - Local Must-sees - What's nearby. Hostels European Cities also tells you which hostels provide such "extras" as Internet access, kitchen and laundry facilities, bike rentals--and more!
Setting / LocationFrance
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHostels European cities Lead Character
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