Lonely Planet UK - June 2018

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In this issue:

Spotlight On: Łodź is Poland’s third city, now in the midst of post-industrial reinvention

Top speakers at the Hay Festival share their strangest travel experiences

Slovenia is a shade smaller than Wales, but it fts in Alpine lakes, hidden wine regions, alluring coastal towns and more...

The Craft Brewer

The Czech Republic is one of the world’s most historic beer destinations. Raise a glass with one woman who is helping to propel its brewing scene into the 21st century

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Voyage to South Georgia

A spur-of-the-moment plan made at a wedding reception leads to a journey by sail through iceberg-flled seas, to an Antarctic island rich in wildlife

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