Iceland

Iceland
ISBN-10
1841624993
ISBN-13
9781841624990
Series
Iceland
Category
Travel
Pages
464
Language
English
Published
2014-08-01
Publisher
Bradt Travel Guides
Author
Andrew Evans

Description

A brand new edition of the most in-depth guide available to Iceland, containing both the remotest offshore islands and the ins and outs of Reykjavik's music scene.

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