Bradt Guide Eritrea

by Edward Paice

Series: The Bradt travel guide (Eritrea 1)

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A new edition of the essential guide for independent travelers to this unusual and remarkable African country, which is emerging from its war-torn past to welcome tourists. In addition to the charms of the capital Asmara, with its broad avenues, markets and Roman Catholic cathedral, the interior rich in historical remains is well worth visiting."… (more)

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A new edition of the essential guide for independent travelers to this unusual and remarkable African country, which is emerging from its war-torn past to welcome tourists. In addition to the charms of the capital Asmara, with its broad avenues, markets and Roman Catholic cathedral, the interior rich in historical remains is well worth visiting."

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