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Castles Map of Scotland: Explore Scotland’s ancient monuments (Collins Pictorial Maps)
By (author) Collins Maps, By (author) Chris Tabraham
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Discover Scotland's ancient monuments and castles. Explore Scotland’s ancient monuments with this pictorial map featuring over 700 castles and fortified houses. Includes an easy-to-use index listing visitor information and an attractive selection of photographs. The map includes: • Over 700 castles and fortications • Index comprises map references, the age and type of each castle, public access details, Historic Scotland and National Trust for Scotland ownership, notable grounds and gardens, telephone numbers and websites • Highlights Scotland’s finest castles, castellated mansions and also the best castles for children • Attractive photographs of a selection of castles, together with a brief account of their history • A brief history of Scottish castles and information on architectural types and periods of construction • Internet links and suggested reading for further information Scotland is a country as rich in castles and fortified houses as any other in Europe – this map is a guide to them Other titles in the series include: Tartans Map of Scotland Scotland of Old Map Clans Map Whisky Map of Scotland
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Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers
Published date | 6 Jun 2024
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Format | Sheet map, folded
Pages | 1
Dimensions | 257 x 124 x 9mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 100g
ISBN | 978-0-0086-6500-5
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