Exo Mani (8.10) Hiking Map

Topografische Wanderkarte 8.10. Verga - Kardamyli - Trachila

Hiking Maps. Exo Mani

Mani is the middle and southernmost peninsula of the Peloponnese and is split between Laconia and Messinia. Exo Mani is the name of the northwestern part, which belongs to the prefecture of Messinia.

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Beschrijving Exo Mani (8.10) Hiking Map

Mani is the middle and southernmost peninsula of the Peloponnese and is split between Laconia and Messinia. Exo Mani is the name of the northwestern part, which belongs to the prefecture of Messinia. Exo Mani preserves a treasure trove of Byzantine and post-Byzantine churches and castles in breathtaking landscapes.The new map covers the entire Exo Mani, the are formerly covered by the three older maps "Verga-Kampos", "Kardamyli-Stoupa" and "Agios Nikolaos-Trachila. " The area has wonderful cobbled paths ideal for walking all year round.

ISBN: 9789609412438
Pagina's: 1
Verschenen: 01-01-2017
Rubriek: Reisgidsen

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Sheet map, folded
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Anavasi
Schaal: 1:22.000
Schaal: 1:22.000
Schaal: 1:22.000
Schaal: 1:22.000

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