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Explore the enchanting regions of Touraine and Brittany with this richly illustrated guide, "Touraine And Brittany, Their Celtic Monuments And Ancient Castles, Ocean And Sea-bathing Stations, Places Of Pilgrimage, The Loire From Orleans To The Ocean". Featuring twelve vibrant coloured maps and fourteen detailed plans, this book offers a comprehensive tour of the area's historical landmarks and scenic beauty.
Delve into the mysteries of Celtic monuments, wander through ancient castles, and discover the allure of the Loire Valley. From the pilgrimage sites to the charming sea-bathing stations, this guide captures the essence of French history and culture. Perfect for travellers and history enthusiasts alike, this book provides an immersive experience of France's captivating landscapes and architectural treasures.
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