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Umschlag, Inhaltsverzeichnis 0 100 km Dublin Birmingham ENGLAND WALES London Bristol Dover Southampton Brighton Cornwall Calais Isle of Wight l Plymouth n a l k a Land's Ä r m e End ATLANTISCHER Inklusive Isles of Scilly OZEAN FRANKREICH TIPPS Mit REISE KNOW-HOW Großbritannien entdecken: Mit 5 Wanderungen durch Cornwall Schlemmen in Padstow: Cornwall das weithin bekannte Gourmet-Restaurant von Rick Stein zieht scharenweise mit diesem kompletten Reiseführer entdecken: Feinschmecker an | 183 Z Alle praktischen Reisefragen von A bis Z Z Sorgfältige Beschreibung aller sehenswerten Orte und Landschaften Das National Maritime Museum: Falmouth, die alte Hafenstadt, macht mit der Geschichte Z Unterkunftsempfehlungen für jeden Geldbeutel: der Seefahrt bekannt | 55 Englisch – Hotels, Bed and Breakfast, Jugendherbergen und Camping Cornwall Wort für Wort: Z Von Kennern empfohlen: Restaurants und Pubs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: Wales: KulturSchock der unkomplizierte Z Verkehrshinweise vom Eurotunnel über Fährverbindungen die einsame Moorlandschaft des Bodmin Moor der komplette Großbritannien: Kauderwelsch- Reiseführer für den der informative Beglei- Sprachführer für bis zu Bus und Bahn im Hinterland | 200 kleinsten Landesteil ter, um Großbritannien den Reisealltag Z Besichtigungstipps zu architektonischen Besonderheiten und Museen Großbritanniens und seine Bewohner Das Eden Project: Z Kapitel zu Natur, Geschichte, Gesellschaft und Kultur besser zu verstehen in zwei gewaltigen Gewächshäusern werden die Klimazonen Südengland, der Erde simuliert | 38 Wales (1:400.000): Auf der Reise zu Hause die detaillierte Z 300 Seiten Auf den Spuren von König Artus: REISE KNOW-HOW Verlag die sagenumwobene Welt Cornwalls entdecken und www.reise-know-how.de Landkarte Z 13 Stadtpläne, Übersichts- aus dem world Peter Rump, Bielefeld Rump Bielefeld Peter Verlag im See Dozmary Pool vielleicht das Schwert Excalibur P Ergänzungen nach Redaktionsschluss mapping project™ und Wanderkarten 7., neu bearbeitete OW finden | 208 -H P kostenlose Zusatzinformationen Z Über 100 Fotos und aktualisierte Auflage 2019/20 Verlag NOW und Downloads OW Z Kleine Sprachhilfe Englisch € 14,90 [D] K Ein Refugium für Schriftsteller und Künstler: P das komplette Verlagsprogramm ISBN 978-3-8317-3246-3 -H Z Die Regionen im Überblick, EISE in St Ives ließen sich britische Maler vom fast mediterranen P aktuelle Erscheinungstermine Hans-Günter Semsek R NOW Licht inspirieren | 134 P mit Karte S. 10/11 Newsletter und Social Media K Alexander Emmert EISE R Reiseführer Unterwegs mit REISE KNOW-HOW: Mehr wissen, mehr sehen, mehr erleben Handbuch für individuelles Entdecken & · Polzeath CornFU3 181 197 A388 Trebetherick 186 Morwenstow Bideford 78 Trevose Head © A39 REISE KNOW-HOW © Cornwall Ost 0 10 km Corn FU3 7/19 REISE KNOW-HOW Cornwall West 0 10 km Corn FU3 7/19 Trevone k St. Enodoc Stibb Cross A386 Trevose Head Lighthouseo 178 Jubilee Rock Rock Steeple Point Tamar Padstow 207 Kilkhampton Upper lake Constantine Bay 207 g Duckpool Bay Merton 184 Blisland Ortsbeschreibung auf Porthcothan Wadebridge Pencarrow Legende Lower House 208 der angegebenen Seite A389 Camel zu den Stadtplänen Sandymouth Bay Park Head A389 181 BODMIN Ortsbeschreibung auf Washway s der angegebenen Seite, Watergate Beach Bedruthan Steps A30 ± Übernachtung & Torri ISLES OF MOOR mit Stadtplan Bude 195 Stratton dge 0 25 km Mawgan Porth ± Essen und Trinken Round Newquay Bay A3072 Island A39 Bude SCILLY St. Helen's 158 204 Watergate 159 St Martin's Bodmin i Touristeninformation 195 Holsworthy Dunsland Cross A3072 Tean Bay Bryher St. Columb s Sehenswürdigkeit KELTISCHE Widemouth Bay 157 ISLES OF Watergate Beach & f Major Northern SCILLY m Museum Rocks Tresco Falmouth St. Columb DEVON Eastern Penzance Fistral Beach & 173 Minor N Burg, Schloss SEE A39 Samson Isles Crantock Beach k Kirche 157 & Newquay A30 33 ATLANTISCHER Hugh Town A392 Roche Lostwithiel & Strand OZEAN St Mary's Cambeak A3079 Hensbarrow Busbahnhof 154 Annet St. Newlyn St. Denis 38 A390 159 f Flughafen BROADBURY Bishops's Rock Gugh Perran Beach & East Downs The Eden Collamoor Head Lighthouse St Agnes Summercourt Project St. p Parkplatz Blazey 172 A391 192 o Western Melledgan 36 s 213 Roadford Bishop Rocks St.-Mary's-Penzance Perranporth A3058 Boscastle Reservoir Rock St Austell Tywardreath Tamar Otter & A388 A3075 Wildlife Centre Roadford St. Stephen 36 Tintagel Castle A30 St. Agnes Head 170 Reservoir A30 Charlestown Tintagel Head N North St Agnes Ladock Slaughter's Petherwin Tintagel Bridge 169 40 Menabilly 215 190 Porthtowan CORNWALLLost Gardens Arthurian 213 of Heligan Port Isaac Centre A39 A395 Launceston 168 Three 45 A390 215 Umschlag Burrows s Bay Lydford Portreath Truro 188 Camelford Launceston · hinten A390 41 Crowdy 78 Rumps Port Castle A386 Gudrevy Mevagissey Quin Port 188 Reservoir ATLANTISCHER Godrevy Island Point Isaac St. Teath 209 167 Bay Rough 134 Lighthouse o St. Day Portmellon 186 188 Port Gaverne DART- The Redruth 167 A3078 Caerhays 81 186 Tor Altarnun A30 OZEAN Daymer Port Quin Umschlag 208 Carracks St Ives St Ives B3301 Malpas Caerhays Castle Brown Trewint B3254 MOOR 130 A30 Gwennap Pit A39 N Boswinger o Eddystone Padstow Bay Polzeath vorne Bay Gwennap Lighthouse 181 Hawk's Willy Jamaica 50 Portloe Bay Trebetherick St Endellion Tor Inn Gurnard's 167 A393 44 43 & Penare 78 Trevose Head 186 g Head Carbis Trelissick Trelissick Trevone T A3074 Bay Garden o k St. Enodoc Bolventor a 79 128 Camborne Veryan & Veryan Dodman Trevose Head Lighthouse 178 Jubilee m Trewithian Rock Rock CORNWALL a Pendeen Zennor 166 Bay Point 127 Pendower 207 r Lighthouse Lelant St. Just in Constantine Bay Padstow g Dozmary B3306 Hayle Roseland Beach 207 127 Geevor Stithian's Hemmick 184 Blisland Pool Fowey Tavistock o 127 s 40 Nare Tin Mine Reservoir d Head Beach Porthcothan Pencarrow Colliford Levant 96 A30 a Wadebridge Siblyback o Roseland Beam Engine Pendeen Ludgvan Penryn House Lake Gunnislake 51 R 48 A389 Camel Trengwainton Crowlas Peninsula Park Head A389 208 Reservoir 126 WENDRON k Garden c Minions 217 A390 Madron Gulval Pendennis i St Mawes 181 88 r BODMIN MOOR Callington St Just-in-Penwith 51 Castle r Trethevy a Washway s 90 MOORS N k St.-Anthony-in-Roseland 81 Bedruthan Steps A30 Cape Cornwall C A3071 88 Marazion A394 Falmouth St. Anthony's Head Lighthouse Quoit Yelverton Kelynack Penzance Pendennis o Mawgan Porth 216 Golitha St. 78 Point Zone Falls Drift Michaels A394 Point A39 204 St. Neot B3254 Reservoir 97 76 Helston 64 Bere Alston 122 Mount Falmouth Watergate Bodmin 120 Sennen A30 Newlyn 98 Rinsey The Cornish Seal Bay Bay A38 Cove Gweek Sanctuary River 62 St. Columb Land's 122 B3315 Mousehole Loe Watergate Beach & f Major Liskeard Rinsey 76 Pool Helford Helford A388 End St. Columb 33 A386 79 Sennen 102 St. Clement's Head Mawgan o Isle Porthleven 63 Frenchmen's Fistral Beach & 173 Minor Lanhydrock Longships 110 Mount's Bay Creek N Lamorna Crantock Beach House Lighthouse Porthcurno 111 Lamorna Cove Trelowarren Porthallow & Newquay A30 33 o ÄRMELKANAL A392 St Levan 104 A3083 Porthoustock 64 Roche Lostwithiel Penberth 81 65 64 A38 Gwennap Cove 111 Cury Manacle Point Saltash Head Tater-du Lighthouse 74 Goonhilly St Keverne Hensbarrow 38 A390 74 The Manacles St. Newlyn St. Denis 80 Logan Rock 112 Poldhu Point East A387 Plymouth Runnel Mullion Downs 65 Perran Beach & Downs The Eden Stone Minack Theatre Summercourt Project St. Wolf Rock Mullion Cove 172 Blazey Lighthouse 116 Coverack o 36 A391 s 24 o Mullion Island Perranporth A3058 A374 Lizard St Austell Tywardreath 29 Looe Torpoint 72 St. Agnes A3075 Peninsula Black Head St. Stephen 36 Fowey A387 Cadgwith Head 170 Looe Bay 67 Ortsbeschreibung auf A30 Charlestown 27 Plymstock 69 der angegebenen Seite St Agnes Ladock St. George's Whitsand The Lizard Church Cove 40 Polruan Polperro oder Bay Kynance Cove 169 Menabilly Looe Island Sound Ortsbeschreibung auf Porthtowan Lost Gardens Gribbin Lizardo 70 81 der angegebenen Seite, of Heligan Head Isles of Scilly Three Point Lizard Point Lighthouse mit Stadtplan 45 A390 s Burrows Truro o N & & o N k o o o o o & · Polzeath CornFU3 181 197 A388 Trebetherick 186 Morwenstow Bideford 78 Trevose Head © A39 REISE KNOW-HOW © Cornwall Ost 0 10 km Corn FU3 7/19 REISE KNOW-HOW Cornwall West 0 10 km Corn FU3 7/19 Trevone k St. Enodoc Stibb Cross A386 Trevose Head Lighthouseo 178 Jubilee Rock Rock Steeple Point Tamar Padstow 207 Kilkhampton Upper lake Constantine Bay 207 g Duckpool Bay Merton 184 Blisland Ortsbeschreibung auf Porthcothan Wadebridge Pencarrow Legende Lower House 208 der angegebenen Seite A389 Camel zu den Stadtplänen Sandymouth Bay Park Head A389 181 BODMIN Ortsbeschreibung auf Washway s der angegebenen Seite, Watergate Beach Bedruthan Steps A30 ± Übernachtung & Torri ISLES OF MOOR mit Stadtplan Bude 195 Stratton dge 0 25 km Mawgan Porth ± Essen und Trinken Round Newquay Bay A3072 Island A39 Bude SCILLY St. Helen's 158 204 Watergate 159 St Martin's Bodmin i Touristeninformation 195 Holsworthy Dunsland Cross A3072 Tean Bay Bryher St. Columb s Sehenswürdigkeit KELTISCHE Widemouth Bay 157 ISLES OF Watergate Beach & f Major Northern SCILLY m Museum Rocks Tresco Falmouth St. Columb DEVON Eastern Penzance Fistral Beach & 173 Minor N Burg, Schloss SEE A39 Samson Isles Crantock Beach k Kirche 157 & Newquay A30 33 ATLANTISCHER Hugh Town A392 Roche Lostwithiel & Strand OZEAN St Mary's Cambeak A3079 Hensbarrow Busbahnhof 154 Annet St. Newlyn St. Denis 38 A390 159 f Flughafen BROADBURY Bishops's Rock Gugh Perran Beach & East Downs The Eden Collamoor Head Lighthouse
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