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Covering northern and central Spain at a scale of 1:400,000, this is one of the Michelin "Regional Maps", with updated information for motorists. Scenic routes are indicated by green borders along the lines of the roads.
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Format:Map
I was looking for this map in support of a trip to Spain but couldn't find it anywhere. The price & delivery from this supplier was superb and the map was in good condition. This was exactly what I was looking for.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Classic road Map of Andalucia Southern Spain
27 Sep 1998
Format:Map
This is without doubt the best road map for the tourist in Southern Spain to buy
20 of 22 people found the following review helpful
can't get much better for a road map: NOTE: reviews here for several different Spanish Michelin maps
9 July 2000
Format:Map|Amazon Verified Purchase
AMAZON puts the reviews for several different Spanish Michelin maps together, including the Central and Southern regions, so you will notice that some of the reviewers are speaking of a Anadalusian map and some speak of a Central Spain or some other map: Bottom line, the Michelin Spanish maps at this scale and detail are very, very good. Spain is a beautiful and diverse country. When outside the main cities and rail lines do not be hesitant to rent a car and explore.
My review is for the Central region map.
If you are thinking about maybe renting a car when visiting the Madrid/central Spain area, get this map now. The map is perfect for showing how easy it is to get around the very beautiful and dramatic area. This part of Spain, with mountains to the north of Madrid (with Segovia and Avila), the plains to the south (with Toledo, La Mancha), craft towns to the west (Talavera de la Reina, Oropesa) are as much worth seeing as the art museums in Madrid. The driving was a pleasure; the roads well marked, in good condition and safe, traffic not a problem outside the cities (if you rent the car in Madrid, leave town immediately, do not drive a rental around the city).
From Segovia, we crossed the mountains from the Avila side to Oropesa; we saw parts of an old roman stone road still running up through the mountains, a rainbow's end in a little valley by a sheep herder's cottage, and of course a castle or two. The map led us through without problem to some dramatic, fantastic and very memorable sights.
With this map we spent one day castle hunting from our base in Toledo: Castles on hilltops, castles in towns, castles next to windmills. We visited renovated castles and climbed through abandoned ones, saw amazing photo ops and sights to remember.
The map was perfect for the task.
My review is for the Central region map.
If you are thinking about maybe renting a car when visiting the Madrid/central Spain area, get this map now. The map is perfect for showing how easy it is to get around the very beautiful and dramatic area. This part of Spain, with mountains to the north of Madrid (with Segovia and Avila), the plains to the south (with Toledo, La Mancha), craft towns to the west (Talavera de la Reina, Oropesa) are as much worth seeing as the art museums in Madrid. The driving was a pleasure; the roads well marked, in good condition and safe, traffic not a problem outside the cities (if you rent the car in Madrid, leave town immediately, do not drive a rental around the city).
From Segovia, we crossed the mountains from the Avila side to Oropesa; we saw parts of an old roman stone road still running up through the mountains, a rainbow's end in a little valley by a sheep herder's cottage, and of course a castle or two. The map led us through without problem to some dramatic, fantastic and very memorable sights.
With this map we spent one day castle hunting from our base in Toledo: Castles on hilltops, castles in towns, castles next to windmills. We visited renovated castles and climbed through abandoned ones, saw amazing photo ops and sights to remember.
The map was perfect for the task.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Updated map of Andalucia
18 Jun 1999
Format:Map
Available locally (at list price) is the 1998 edition detailing the large network of "autopistas" built in Andalucia since the version offered by Amazon (1991), which is now out of date. The coverage of this map is actually all of Spain SOUTH of Valdepenas and east of the Portuguese border to the Costa de Almeria at Aguilas: the entire territory of Andalucia. The single map insert (7") is of Sevilla. Otherwise, I concur with the comments of the two other reviewers, especially the one that more city maps on the reverse side would be eminently more helpful (and efficient).
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