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.Czech Phrasebook by: Richard Nebesky March 15, 2007 >>See More Reviews & Details on Czech Phrasebook |
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.Prague by: John & Nebesky, Richard King March 26, 1999 I have an uncanny nack for picking up free guides, which is the only reason I took this book with me to Prague over the summer. I ended up using it for a month, though, so it was well worth taking along. It's got everything you'd expect in a good travel guide -- what makes it better than most is that it lists some unusual and out-of-the-way places instead of just the typical run-of-the-mill museums and churches. It's also got a strong nightlife and eating/drinking section, ideal for college bums and happy Pilsener-chuggers with a dose of wanderlust! The only bone I would pick with this guide is that it's identical to the Prague section of LP's general "Czech and Slovak Republic" guide -- it just weighs less. So there's ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Prague |
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.Lonely Planet Eastern Europeon on a Shoestring by: Steve Fallon, Paul Hellander, Scott McNelly, Richard Nebesky, Jeanne Oliver, David Stanley, Dani Valent, Krzysztof Dydynski December 31, 1996 I have an uncanny nack for picking up free guides, which is the only reason I took this book with me to Prague over the summer. I ended up using it for a month, though, so it was well worth taking along. It's got everything you'd expect in a good travel guide -- what makes it better than most is that it lists some unusual and out-of-the-way places instead of just the typical run-of-the-mill museums and churches. It's also got a strong nightlife and eating/drinking section, ideal for college bums and happy Pilsener-chuggers with a dose of wanderlust! The only bone I would pick with this guide is that it's identical to the Prague section of LP's general "Czech and Slovak Republic" guide -- it just weighs less. So there's ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Eastern Europeon on a Shoestring |
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.Lonely Planet Russia, Ukraine and Belarus by: Richard Nebesky 1996-01 I have an uncanny nack for picking up free guides, which is the only reason I took this book with me to Prague over the summer. I ended up using it for a month, though, so it was well worth taking along. It's got everything you'd expect in a good travel guide -- what makes it better than most is that it lists some unusual and out-of-the-way places instead of just the typical run-of-the-mill museums and churches. It's also got a strong nightlife and eating/drinking section, ideal for college bums and happy Pilsener-chuggers with a dose of wanderlust! The only bone I would pick with this guide is that it's identical to the Prague section of LP's general "Czech and Slovak Republic" guide -- it just weighs less. So there's ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Russia, Ukraine and Belarus |
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.Lonely Planet Central Europe by: Steve Fallon, Mark Honan, Clem Lindenmayer, Richard Nebesky, David Peevers, Andrea Schulte-Peevers, David Stanley, Krzysztof Dydynski 1997-01 I have been a faithful consumer of Lonely Planet products for the last five years. However, this collection does little more than offer superficial information on every country in Central Europe. If you want to go anywhere besides the capitals and most well-known tourist "traps", forget it. I was particularly dissapointed with the book's treatment of Germany and Switzerland. Very vague, very minimal. If you want to visit any of the countries in Central Europe, buy the Lonely Planet Guide to that country or look for a different publisher. Sorry guys, this one doesn't go in my travel bag. >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Central Europe |
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.Lonely Planet Indonesia by: Robert Storey, Dan Spitzer, Richard Nebesky, James Lyon, Tony Wheeler 1992-11 This is currently the best overall guide to Indonesia for independent travellers. It covers enough attractions to keep people occupied for months, and is more than enough for those with an average interest in the country. As usual with this series, it is strong on practical details like prices, public transport and city maps, though one should never forget that prices in particular will have changed by the time one gets there - this 7th edition was researched in 2002, and reflects the situation as it was then. There is also more than enough background information about culture and history for most readers. Note however that coverage of remoter, less-visited regions is poorer - the chapter on Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) is nearly ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Indonesia |
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.Madrid by: Damien Simonis, Sarah Andrews October 29, 2004 I spent 5 days in Madrid last August and found this book to be a useful guide. it will lead you to a good time in madrid, which consists of going to the museums, a bull fight and eating a lot. also, i recommend going to one of the sherry bars mentioned in the book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Madrid |
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.Lonely Planet Czech and Slovak Republics by: Join King, Richard Nebesky 1995-03 I spent 5 days in Madrid last August and found this book to be a useful guide. it will lead you to a good time in madrid, which consists of going to the museums, a bull fight and eating a lot. also, i recommend going to one of the sherry bars mentioned in the book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Czech and Slovak Republics |
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.Lonely Planet Prague City Guide by: John King, Richard Nebesky 1994-06 I have an uncanny nack for picking up free guides, which is the only reason I took this book with me to Prague over the summer. I ended up using it for a month, though, so it was well worth taking along. It's got everything you'd expect in a good travel guide -- what makes it better than most is that it lists some unusual and out-of-the-way places instead of just the typical run-of-the-mill museums and churches. It's also got a strong nightlife and eating/drinking section, ideal for college bums and happy Pilsener-chuggers with a dose of wanderlust! The only bone I would pick with this guide is that it's identical to the Prague section of LP's general "Czech and Slovak Republic" guide -- it just weighs less. So there's absolutely no reason ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Prague City Guide |
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.Lonely Planet Central Europe Phrasebook by: Richard Nebesky 2001-02 I have an uncanny nack for picking up free guides, which is the only reason I took this book with me to Prague over the summer. I ended up using it for a month, though, so it was well worth taking along. It's got everything you'd expect in a good travel guide -- what makes it better than most is that it lists some unusual and out-of-the-way places instead of just the typical run-of-the-mill museums and churches. It's also got a strong nightlife and eating/drinking section, ideal for college bums and happy Pilsener-chuggers with a dose of wanderlust! The only bone I would pick with this guide is that it's identical to the Prague section of LP's general "Czech and Slovak Republic" guide -- it just weighs less. So there's absolutely no reason ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Central Europe Phrasebook |