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.Brussels, 2nd City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Antony Mason December 01, 2005 >>See More Reviews & Details on Brussels, 2nd |
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.Bruges, 2nd City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Antony Mason December 01, 2005 This book gave an excellent overview of the history of Belgium and Bruges, and a nice overview of the main sites of the city. Furthermore, it's nice for someone only visiting Bruges that it only deals with that city. The small size makes it easy to shove in a pocket while touring. I have a couple of nitpicks. First of all, the statement that "In the summer Belgium is seven hours ahead of US Eastern Standard time" is technically true, but misleading. It's six hours ahead of EDT. Also, "the maps in this book will provide all the detail you need" isn't true; it's very easy to get lost, since the side-streets aren't labeled. >>See More Reviews & Details on Bruges, 2nd |
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.South Africa: Swaziland and Lesotho City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Rupert Isaacson August 15, 1995 I found this guide to be really useful, and to give me a really good sense of the places I went and the people I met. The practical info is very good, but unlike some of the other guides which focus mainly on practical info, this book also gave good insights about the different peoples living in South Africa (there's amazing diversity there, and the book helps explain who's who), the landscape, the history, and the animals (it has a wildlife guide that is a real help). It was a lot of fun to read and kept me entertained as I was deciding where to go next. The pictures scattered througout the book are also beautiful. >>See More Reviews & Details on South Africa: Swaziland and Lesotho |
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.Italian Riviera, 2nd City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls September 27, 2001 My wife and I bought all the guidebooks for the Italian Riviera and Liguria for our trip there March 02. The Cadogan guide was by far the best. The layout was easier to use and find info. The print was large enough to comfortably read while in the car going up and down the mountains. The historical capsules were brief yet informative. The pictures were few but good. After our first day or two, we dispensed with all the other guides and just used the Cadogan. BTW, Liguria (Italian Riviera) is far superior to the French Riviera (which is still a great place). Both have colorful histories and great scenery. The Italians are a bit friendlier, the hills there steeper and more dramatic. Most important is the contrast in small ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Italian Riviera, 2nd |
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.Take the Kids: South of France City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Rosie Whitehouse October 01, 2003 We just got back from a trip to the South of France and this book ended up being on of our main resources. From recommended accommodations (the Hotel Montmorency in Carcassonne has a great location and is tremendously kid-friendly) to warnings on things which seem like they might be good ideas but really aren't (the walk up to Peyreperteuse is pretty steep and windy for kids and there's no railing for a lot of it) "Take the Kids" gave great advice, presented in an engaging (even for reading aloud to the kids) manner. Read it before you go and take it along! >>See More Reviews & Details on Take the Kids: South of France |
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.Amsterdam, 2nd City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Rodney Bolt July 01, 2004 We just got back from a trip to the South of France and this book ended up being on of our main resources. From recommended accommodations (the Hotel Montmorency in Carcassonne has a great location and is tremendously kid-friendly) to warnings on things which seem like they might be good ideas but really aren't (the walk up to Peyreperteuse is pretty steep and windy for kids and there's no railing for a lot of it) "Take the Kids" gave great advice, presented in an engaging (even for reading aloud to the kids) manner. Read it before you go and take it along! >>See More Reviews & Details on Amsterdam, 2nd |
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.Retiring Abroad City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Ben West February 01, 2005 We just got back from a trip to the South of France and this book ended up being on of our main resources. From recommended accommodations (the Hotel Montmorency in Carcassonne has a great location and is tremendously kid-friendly) to warnings on things which seem like they might be good ideas but really aren't (the walk up to Peyreperteuse is pretty steep and windy for kids and there's no railing for a lot of it) "Take the Kids" gave great advice, presented in an engaging (even for reading aloud to the kids) manner. Read it before you go and take it along! >>See More Reviews & Details on Retiring Abroad |
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.Central America City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Natascha Norton, Mark Whatmore 1992-12 We just got back from a trip to the South of France and this book ended up being on of our main resources. From recommended accommodations (the Hotel Montmorency in Carcassonne has a great location and is tremendously kid-friendly) to warnings on things which seem like they might be good ideas but really aren't (the walk up to Peyreperteuse is pretty steep and windy for kids and there's no railing for a lot of it) "Take the Kids" gave great advice, presented in an engaging (even for reading aloud to the kids) manner. Read it before you go and take it along! >>See More Reviews & Details on Central America |
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.Italian Islands City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls 1989-06 We just got back from a trip to the South of France and this book ended up being on of our main resources. From recommended accommodations (the Hotel Montmorency in Carcassonne has a great location and is tremendously kid-friendly) to warnings on things which seem like they might be good ideas but really aren't (the walk up to Peyreperteuse is pretty steep and windy for kids and there's no railing for a lot of it) "Take the Kids" gave great advice, presented in an engaging (even for reading aloud to the kids) manner. Read it before you go and take it along! >>See More Reviews & Details on Italian Islands |
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.Lazy Days Out in the Dordogne and the Lot City Travel Guides > Books > Cadogan by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls 1996-05 We just got back from a trip to the South of France and this book ended up being on of our main resources. From recommended accommodations (the Hotel Montmorency in Carcassonne has a great location and is tremendously kid-friendly) to warnings on things which seem like they might be good ideas but really aren't (the walk up to Peyreperteuse is pretty steep and windy for kids and there's no railing for a lot of it) "Take the Kids" gave great advice, presented in an engaging (even for reading aloud to the kids) manner. Read it before you go and take it along! >>See More Reviews & Details on Lazy Days Out in the Dordogne and the Lot |