Isbn: 9798190353891 - the peloponnese peninsula: a traveler's guide to the land of pelops (3 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Don't Just Drive the Peloponnese-Know What You're Looking At.>Most travelers follow the exact same loop: Corinth, Nafplio, Olympia, back to Athens. In doing so, they drive right past stone-built tower villages in the Deep Mani, quiet Byzantine churches tucked into Arcadian ravines, and coastal tavernas where menus aren't printed in English. This guide was built specifically for independent travelers who want to rent a car, get off the highway, and understand the landscapes they're driving through. What You'll Find Inside: - Instant-Load Navigation: Scan the built-in QR codes with your phone camera to instantly pull up curated Google Maps routes, scenic detours, and exact trailhead coordinates-no manual address typing while behind the wheel.- Realistic Road & Drive Logistics: Actual drive times, road condition breakdowns (including hairpin pass warnings), and parking realities for high-perch sites like Mystras and Acrocorinth.- 'Beyond the Highlights' Detours: Clear instructions on what to look for when standard GPS tries to keep you on the main bypass-from Frankish fortresses in Elis to hidden olive-oil mills in Messenia.- Context Without the Academic Weight: Short, punchy historical overviews that explain why a site matters before you set foot on the stone, from Bronze Age Mycenae to late-Byzantine Despotates.- Practical Road-Trip Directory: Daily budget estimates, fuel strategy tips, local dining etiquette, and a practical Greek language primer focused on road signs, ordering food, and basic interactions.Whether you have four days to cover the Argolid or two weeks to loop all the way down to Monemvasia, this guide gives you the precise routing and context to drive with confidence. Scan the maps, set your route, and explore the Peloponnese on your own terms.…