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.Washington (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman April 07, 1994 >>See More Reviews & Details on Washington (Access Guides) |
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.Washington DC (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman August 28, 1997 >>See More Reviews & Details on Washington DC (Access Guides) |
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.Rome Access (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman January 31, 1991 >>See More Reviews & Details on Rome Access (Access Guides) |
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.Mexico (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access from: HarperCollins August 28, 1997 >>See More Reviews & Details on Mexico (Access Guides) |
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.New Orleans (Access Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Constance Snow, Kenneth Snow December 02, 1999 >>See More Reviews & Details on New Orleans (Access Travel Guides) |
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.Paris (Access) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman April 27, 2004 >>See More Reviews & Details on Paris (Access) |
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.London (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman 2003-10 Though this series embodies a clever concept, both the current edition (the 9th) and the previous three (and perhaps others) contain many inaccuracies, especially the inclusion of places that have changed dramatically or that are simply no longer there. While the format is convenient for having at hand while walking around the city, I cannot recommend using this book for planning. Moreover, the concept and presentation around which this series is based has been significantly improved upon by the DK-Publishing Eyewitness Travel Guides series. If you intend to walk around London and want an accurate guide that orients you and points out the essential and interesting sites, the Eyewitness Travel Guides series is a much better bet. If ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on London (Access Guides) |
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.Miami and South Florida (Access Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access from: HarperCollins July 30, 1998 Though this series embodies a clever concept, both the current edition (the 9th) and the previous three (and perhaps others) contain many inaccuracies, especially the inclusion of places that have changed dramatically or that are simply no longer there. While the format is convenient for having at hand while walking around the city, I cannot recommend using this book for planning. Moreover, the concept and presentation around which this series is based has been significantly improved upon by the DK-Publishing Eyewitness Travel Guides series. If you intend to walk around London and want an accurate guide that orients you and points out the essential and interesting sites, the Eyewitness Travel Guides series is a much better bet. If ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Miami and South Florida (Access Travel Guides) |