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| The
Da Vinci Code |
Fodor's
Guide to The Da Vinci Code |
Rough
Guide The Da Vinci Code |
Walking
The Da Vinci Code in Paris |
The
Da Vinci Code Travel Journal |
the international besteller
with an exhilarating blend of scholarly intelligence,
relentless adventure, and cutting wit.
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an illustrated companion
book delves deep into the locations, people, historic
events, and landmarks that populate the gripping thriller. |
the world of The
Da Vinci Code including its history and
guides to the book and movie locations in London,
Paris, Rome, New York, Edinburgh, and Jerusalem.
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a guide to help you discover
Paris and decode The Da Vinci Code secrets throughout
Paris and surrounding areas |
retrace Robert Langdon's
footsteps and experience the mysteries that propel
the world's most popular novel. |
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DK
Eyewitness Guides
If you're planning to reuse one of your Eyewitness
Travel Guides, beware. Beginning this spring,
the guides are getting updated and a new look.
Back in 1993, DK launched the first four Eyewitness
Travel Guides: London, Paris, Rome and New York. Using
pioneering innovations, such as 3-D mapping, building
cutaways, floor plans, guided walks, and evocative photography,
each guide truly showed travelers what others only told
them.
The new guides, beginning with 18 destinations, feature
expanded hotel and restaurant listings, better maps,
modernized typography, and enhanced itineraries. A new “Four
Great Days” feature in the city guides provides
travellers with a unique mix of activities to help them
get the most out of their trip. The new “Discovering” feature
in the country guides highlights the key attractions
of each region, so travelers can decide at a glance
which places are best suited to their desires.
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