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.Blue Guide: Madrid City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: Annie Bennett February 28, 1997 >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide: Madrid |
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.Blue Guide Greece City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: Robin Barber March 28, 1996 For more than 30 years, this book has been an indispensable companion for anyone traveling to Greece who wants to get the maximum out of the experience. The comprehensiveness and depth of research this guide reflects is simply astonishing. That is partly a function of sheer individual effort -- how many other guidebooks incorporate the results of the authors' reading of more than a hundred archaeological reports? -- and partly a function of the fact that this guide has been polished, updated, improved and fine-tuned over three-and-a-half decades by a very able succession of individual authors. But why, more specifically, should you buy and rely on the Blue Guide? I would suggest the following reasons. 1. Armed with ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide Greece |
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.Blue Guide Northern Italy From The Alps To The Adriatic Fourth E City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: Paul Blanchard June 28, 2005 For more than 30 years, this book has been an indispensable companion for anyone traveling to Greece who wants to get the maximum out of the experience. The comprehensiveness and depth of research this guide reflects is simply astonishing. That is partly a function of sheer individual effort -- how many other guidebooks incorporate the results of the authors' reading of more than a hundred archaeological reports? -- and partly a function of the fact that this guide has been polished, updated, improved and fine-tuned over three-and-a-half decades by a very able succession of individual authors. But why, more specifically, should you buy and rely on the Blue Guide? I would suggest the following reasons. 1. Armed with ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide Northern Italy From The Alps To The Adriatic Fourth E |
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.Blue Guide Holland City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: John Tomes 1982-04 For more than 30 years, this book has been an indispensable companion for anyone traveling to Greece who wants to get the maximum out of the experience. The comprehensiveness and depth of research this guide reflects is simply astonishing. That is partly a function of sheer individual effort -- how many other guidebooks incorporate the results of the authors' reading of more than a hundred archaeological reports? -- and partly a function of the fact that this guide has been polished, updated, improved and fine-tuned over three-and-a-half decades by a very able succession of individual authors. But why, more specifically, should you buy and rely on the Blue Guide? I would suggest the following reasons. 1. Armed with ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide Holland |
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.Blue Guide Scotland City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: John Tomes April 27, 1992 A brilliant book. I went through all of Scotland using a car and this book only. I ate at the restaurants it suggested and stayed at the B&B's aswell. >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide Scotland |
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.Blue Guide Southern Itlay City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: Paul Blanchard August 24, 2000 is there any mention in this book regarding the region of cosenza in calabria, my mother's hometown? i would be most pleased if i could find anything about cosenza in this book or any other you may know of. in the very near future my husband and i will want to visit and it would be nice if i could get any information prior to our going there. thankyou for allowing me to ask this question. linda tremonti >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide Southern Itlay |
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.New York Blue Guide City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: Carol Wright January 01, 1981 Because I note that the existing reviews on this site refer to the previous edition, this New Yorker recommends the Blue Guide as the only NY guidebook you will need. I refer to mine again and again. One caveat: the subway lines are now happily back to normal, again running to South Ferry, and the map included in this book, which went to press shortly after the World Trade Center disaster, is out of date. Updated maps are posted in every subway station and train, are available free at every subway change booth, and can be reviewed on the Web. >>See More Reviews & Details on New York Blue Guide |
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.Blue Guide Churches And Chapels Of Southern England City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: Stephen Humphrey May 03, 1991 Much like other Blue Guides, this book provides extremely detailed descriptions of, in this case, churches of Southern England. Every carving, window and work of art is discussed in great detail. Unfortunately, like most other blue guides, pictures are almost nonexistant. So it's a great book for people visiting churches who want to know the background of what they are viewing, but less satisfying for the armchair traveller. >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide Churches And Chapels Of Southern England |
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.Turkey From Bursa To Hatay City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: Bernard Mcdonagh December 13, 1989 Too short on practical details, won't help you to plan your own trip. I successfully planned my own trips in a few countries of the world with guide books and Internet, reserved my own hotels, pinpointed goals. This book does not help at all. It's more than a reading book (rather interesting one) than a travel guide. It does not tell you different ways to get places, how long a trip from usual gateways (Istanbul) can take, does not list your options (ferry, hydrofoil, bus, train). If I was writing such book I'd even provide sample timetables so the reader would know how often approximately the ferries or buses go. But this book is totally bent on history like history is all that is in Turkey. No beaches, no sports. So I have to hire a tour operator ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Turkey From Bursa To Hatay |
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.Blue Guide Belgium And Luxembourg City Travel Guides > Books > Blue Guide by: John Tomes September 26, 1989 Too short on practical details, won't help you to plan your own trip. I successfully planned my own trips in a few countries of the world with guide books and Internet, reserved my own hotels, pinpointed goals. This book does not help at all. It's more than a reading book (rather interesting one) than a travel guide. It does not tell you different ways to get places, how long a trip from usual gateways (Istanbul) can take, does not list your options (ferry, hydrofoil, bus, train). If I was writing such book I'd even provide sample timetables so the reader would know how often approximately the ferries or buses go. But this book is totally bent on history like history is all that is in Turkey. No beaches, no sports. So I have to hire a tour operator ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Blue Guide Belgium And Luxembourg |