by Alejandro Fernández Pombo · Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788432024221
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«Madrid» is the travel guide by Alejandro Fernández Pombo, published by Planeta in hardcover (127 pages, in Spanish).
A tour of the Spanish capital that explains in detail its history, monuments and works of art, and describes the ways of life and characteristic corners of Madrid, with recommendations for the visitor.
It belongs to the Planeta Guides collection. It is the first edition, published in 1992.
Aimed at travelers who want to plan a visit to Madrid and readers interested in getting to know the city in depth.
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