Ireland [antikvár]

HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE How to Use this Guide HIS GUIDE helps you to get the most from your visit to Ireland. It provides both expert recommendations and detailed practical information. Introducing Ireland maps the country and sets it in its historical and cultural context. The seven regional chapters, plus Dublin Area by Area, contain descriptions of all the important sights, with maps, pictures and illustrations. Restaurant and hotel recommendations can be found in Travellers' Needs. The Survival Guide has tips on everything from the telephone system to transport both in the Republic and in Northern Ireland. Dublin Area by Area Central Dublin is divided into three sightseeing areas. Each has its own chapter, which opens with a list of the sights described. A fourth chapter. Further Afield, covers the suburbs and County Dublin. Sights are numbered and plotted on an Area Map. The descriptions of each sight follow the map's numerical order, making sights easy to locate within the chapter Sights at a Glance lists the chapter's sights by category: Churches, Museums and Galleries, Historic Buildings, Parks and Gardens. 2Street-by-Street Map This gives a bird's-eye view ofthe key area in each chapter. A suggested route for a walk is shown in red. Southwest Dublin iili'^lii All pages relating to Dublin have red thumb tabs. A locator map shows where you are in relation to other areas of the city centre. IArea Map For easy reference, the sights are numbered and located on a map. Sights in the city centre are also shown on the Dublin Street Finder on pages 110-11. ^^ Strcct-by-Strcct: Southwest Dul