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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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.Access Paris City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman 2003-10 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Paris |
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.Access New Orleans 6e (Access New Orleans) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Access Press, Press Access 2003-11 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Access New Orleans 6e (Access New Orleans) |
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.Las Vegas (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Deke Castleman 1995-02 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Las Vegas (Access Guides) |
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.The Caribbean (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access from: HarperCollins February 28, 2001 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Caribbean (Access Guides) |
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.Minneapolis/St. Paul (Access Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Robert Klanten April 22, 1999 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Minneapolis/St. Paul (Access Travel Guides) |
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.Access Rome City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman October 01, 2003 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Rome |
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.Cruise (Access Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access from: HarperCollins July 30, 1998 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Cruise (Access Travel Guides) |
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.Paris (Access Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman May 25, 2000 This is the book my wife and I always (and still) carry around with us when strolling in Paris (discreetly tucked into an overcoat pocket, of course). I think the best way to use it is to skim it repeatedly before going, and hi-liting or placing post-its on places that sound worth visiting. Then, once at the given locale, Access tells you what else is interesting in that neighborhood. I've heard criticisms of this book to the effect that it doesn't categorize restaurants, hotels, and the like. It isn't that type of guide. What it does best is truly point out the best of each neighborhood, and provide historical background as well. One other note: previous editions have far better maps than the newest edition. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Paris (Access Guides) |
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.Chicago (Access Travel Guides) City Travel Guides > Books > Access by: Richard Saul Wurman November 25, 1999 Access guides separate chapters into neighborhoods, making it easy for the visitor or city dweller to access the best restaurants, shops, cultural and historical attractions, etc. in the area where you are at the moment. Although it is more conventional than hip, historical insights and comments from natives makes for a complete Chicago experience. >>See More Reviews & Details on Chicago (Access Travel Guides) |