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Michelin regional maps each contain practical road and route information. Special Michelin reads-like-a-book format for easy use in folding and unfolding. Useful information for planning trips, including gas stations, 24-hour service stations, toll gates, rest areas and service plazas. Clear, precise cartography. Icons pinpoint important travel information.

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Visitors to these islands in search of sun and sea are often surprised by theglorious wild flowers, abundant particularly in the spring and late autumn.Many are curious to know more about them.This book offers a means of identification on three levels.For the complete beginner there are illustrations of most of the more strikingwild plants (and of a few cultivated ones).For those who wish to go further, there is help in the form of a botanical key (abasic skill for would-be botanists, and what better place, than a sunny holidayisland to learn it in).For those who already have this skill here is a key to all the wild floweringplants ( except those waiting to be discovered - what a challenge for aninteresting holiday!).

Discover the rich cultural and artistic heritage behind the sun, sea and sand traditionally associated with Spain. This captivating land of contrasts has something to offer everyone, whether skiing in the Pyrenees, museum-hopping in Madrid, sun-worshipping in the Canary Islands or dancing the flamenco in Andalusia.

Early in 2014, Copenhagen's Kenneth Bager asked electronic wizard and remix entrepreneur Ruf Dug if he would make an album for his acclaimed Balearic imprint Music For Dreams. That summer, Ruf Dug headed off to spend three months on the island of Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean. Seizing the opportunity to live out his own Compass Point fantasy, he put together a portable studio that would fit into a suitcase - two half-rack synthesizers, a couple of effects units, his laptop and a 4-track cas

Inspired by the most spiritual island of the Balearics, the Ibiza Sunset Anklet will soothe your body, mind and soul with the healing powers of amethyst and the compassion of rose quartz. It’s the perfect handmade jewellery gift for those who adore dainty bead anklets. The Ibiza Sunset Anklet features a kaleidoscope of genuine amethyst and pink quartz gemstones in a unique ombre design. The three hammered silver discs were added for shimmer and an extender chain to ensure a perfect fit. Wear this pink anklet with the matching Ibiza Sunset Necklace to add a splash of colour and spiritual charm to your summer ensembles. Sterling silver and faceted amethyst and pink quartz. All of the stones are real so colours may vary. Handmade jewellery made from sterling silver, brass, bronze, and mixed metals requires regular cleaning and care to keep it looking its best. Everyday pollutants, wear and tear, and body lotions can tarnish silver, gold-plated, and gemstone jewellery and make it lose its shine. Always store handmade jewellery in the original box, a soft pouch, or wrapped individually in non-abrasive fabric. Remove sterling silver, gold-plated, and brass jewellery before exercising, showering and swimming. Allow body lotions and fragrances to dry on the skin before wearing your Charlotte’s Web jewellery. Get dressed before putting on your jewellery to avoid snagging or catching any gemstones. Remove your jewellery before you go to bed. Clean your handmade jewellery regularly.

Tokyo Boxer is the most elegant and stylish garment from the Tokyo Collection by Bracli. Made with black pearls from Manacor (Balearic Islands, Spain) 90% Polyamide 10% Spandex PEARLS OF MANACOR Hand wash with cold water and neutral soap.

Tokyo Boxer is the most elegant and stylish garment from the Tokyo Collection by Bracli. Made with black pearls from Manacor (Balearic Islands, Spain) 90% Polyamide 10% Spandex PEARLS OF MANACOR Hand wash with cold water and neutral soap.

Tokyo Boxer is the most elegant and stylish garment from the Tokyo Collection by Bracli. Made with black pearls from Manacor (Balearic Islands, Spain) 90% Polyamide 10% Spandex PEARLS OF MANACOR Hand wash with cold water and neutral soap.

Tokyo Brief is the most classic garment from the Tokyo Collection by Bracli, but with the most modern advances. Traditional and disruptive at the same time. Made with black pearls from Manacor (Balearic Islands, Spain) 90% Polyamide 10% Spandex PEARLS OF MANACOR Hand wash with cold water and neutral soap.

Tokyo Brief is the most classic garment from the Tokyo Collection by Bracli, but with the most modern advances. Traditional and disruptive at the same time. Made with black pearls from Manacor (Balearic Islands, Spain) 90% Polyamide 10% Spandex PEARLS OF MANACOR Hand wash with cold water and neutral soap.

Tokyo Brief is the most classic garment from the Tokyo Collection by Bracli, but with the most modern advances. Traditional and disruptive at the same time. Made with black pearls from Manacor (Balearic Islands, Spain) 90% Polyamide 10% Spandex PEARLS OF MANACOR Hand wash with cold water and neutral soap.

Double LP version. 180 gram vinyl. Gatefold jacket. No matter the season or the nationality, every day on Ibiza, tribute is paid to Carthaginian deity Tanit at sunset. The warrior goddess of dance, fertility, creation and destruction lords over the Balearic island, as she has for centuries. Phoenicians, Assyrians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Arabs, and even the Norwegians have conquered the island since ancient times and every summer that history plays out, a similar array of nationalities descending

The 16th International Aegean Conference/Rencontre égéenne internationale encompasses all the geographical regions west of the Aegean (Western Mainland Greece, the Ionian islands and the Adriatic, Italy, Sicily, Malta, Sardinia, Corsica and the Balearic islands), giving prominence to those focal points and traits of the local civilizations which interact with their Aegean counterparts of the 3rd and 2nd millennium BC, not excluding their Neolithic background. Some of the issues for which Hesperos opens the floor to discussion are the nature of Mycenaean presence in Iberia, the spread of the early technology of bronze across the Mediterranean, the expansion of phenomena connected with the Cetina ""culture"", the local productions and the Mediterranean trade network of goods, such as the industry of amber, glass and murex, the distribution of tumuli and their social implications as monuments for the local elites, the lack of local manufacture of Italo-Mycenaean pottery in Sicily, the nodal role of the Balkans in a ""connecting cultures"" process, the documentation of Cycladic elements as far away as the Ionian islands, and the aspects of the metallurgical koine across the LBA Adriatic and the Aegean, not neglecting the examination of ""traditional"" questions, such as the nature of Mycenaean imports in Italy, the spread of matt-painted pottery in the SW Balkans and the degree of ""Mycenaeanization"" of Epirus.

Catalonia, located in Spain's far north-east corner and centred around the port of Barcelona, has its own cuisine and culture which has spread to encompass Valencia, the Balearic Islands (Majorca, Minorca and Ibiza), Andorra, the ancient region of France formerly known as Roussilon, and a single city on the Italian island of Sardinia. Colman Andrews explores this whole territory of Catalan cooking, from its French, Roman and Moorish roots to today's modern interpretation. Along the way he creates a portrait of the food, wine, history and culture of the region.

This guide to the Balearic Islands will help you find your way around each of these beautiful islands, and help you decide exactly where to visit.From the historic streets of Palma to the intriguing grounds of La Granja, and the beauty of the Cabrera Island National Park to Formentera's picturesque beaches, this guide will help you uncover a different side to the Balearic Islands. Inside you'll find itinerary suggestions, restaurant recommendations, and handpicked hotels. Although famed for the vibrant atmosphere of the island's party towns, there's plenty more to experience here. With hundreds of full-color photographs, hand-drawn illustrations, and custom maps that illuminate every page, DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Mallorca, Menorca & Ibiza truly shows you this city as no one else can.

This manual is intended to fill a gap in the area of Romance studies. There is no introduction available so far that broadly covers the field of Catalan linguistics, neither in Catalan nor in any other language. The work deals with the language spoken in Catalonia and Andorra, the Balearic Islands, the region of Valencia, Northern Catalonia and the town of Alguer in Sardinia. Besides introducing the ideologies of language and nation and the history of Catalan linguistics, the manual is divided into separate parts embracing the description – grammar, lexicon, variation and varieties – and the history of the language since the early medieval period to the present day. It also covers its current social and political situation in the new local and global contexts. The main emphasis is placed on modern Catalan. The manual is designed as a companion for students of Catalan, while also introducing specialists of other languages into this field, in particular scholars of Romance languages.

Hardcover. Away from the tapas bars and eateries of Spain's bustling cities, you'll find another world of Spanish cuisine. From the inland mountainous regions and fiercely independent provinces of Basque Country and Catalonia, to the glittering coastlines of the Mediterranean and across to the Balearic Islands, Spanish at Home invites you into the heart of Spanish kitchens, to celebrate the dishes that the locals love to cook. Learn about the stories behind some of Spain's most loved food and cook according to your mood, whether you're after a summer fiesta, an Iberian brunch, winter comforts or sweet dulces. Put together share plates of stuffed mussels and patatas bravas; gather around a roast chicken with chorizo stuffing or duck with roasted cherries; prepare a tomato or a pan-fried goat's cheese salad for a balmy night; or fire up the barbecue and cook sardines over an open flame or wrap baby leeks in newspaper for a true Spanish experience. Whether you're looking to learn new and little-known recipes rarely seen outside of Spain, or you're a seasoned Mediterranean cook, Spanish at Home shares the best of what this unique cuisine has to offer. Join chef Emma Warren in her third cookbook, Spanish at Home, to discover the best-loved home-style dishes of the Iberian Peninsula. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

734 pp. The purpose of the series Flora Iberica is to aid identification of native plants in the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. Volume XVI is divided into three volumes, dedicated to this compositae. The first volume is devoted to the subfamily Carduoideae and supplemented with two dedicated to Cichorioideae and Asteroideae.

This manual is intended to fill a gap in the area of Romance studies. There is no introduction available so far that broadly covers the field of Catalan linguistics, neither in Catalan nor in any other language. The work deals with the language spoken in Catalonia and Andorra, the Balearic Islands, the region of Valencia, Northern Catalonia and the town of Alguer in Sardinia. Besides introducing the ideologies of language and nation and the history of Catalan linguistics, the manual is divided into separate parts embracing the description – grammar, lexicon, variation and varieties – and the history of the language since the early medieval period to the present day. It also covers its current social and political situation in the new local and global contexts. The main emphasis is placed on modern Catalan. The manual is designed as a companion for students of Catalan, while also introducing specialists of other languages into this field, in particular scholars of Romance languages.