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Hidden Treasures in Gaeta

Jason R. Forbus

Verlag: Ventus

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Beschreibung

Hidden Treasures in Gaeta offers a fresh perspective on the city, rediscovering historically significant sites within its urban fabric and in the countryside. Through photographs of interiors, exteriors, and aerial views, the book develops a historical and documentary narrative of the places visited, informing and simultaneously guiding the reader on an engaging journey. Far from the crowded squares and beaches, Gaeta will surprise you.
Verfügbar seit: 20.02.2024.
Drucklänge: 118 Seiten.

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