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Eyewitness
Travel Guide to Italy
Dorling
Kindersley Eyewitness Travel Guides are my
personal favorites. Although they cost a
few dollars more than most other travel guides,
they are worth every penny. The guides are packed
with fantastic color pictures that bring countries,
cultural sights, people and local delicacies to life.
Easy to follow travel routes are outlined for each
region of a country. You'll also find accommodations
and restaurant recommendations for all price ranges.
With the detailed explanation of the country's history,
unique characteristics and practical information
for getting around, I find Eyewitness Guides to be
especially valuable if you'll be traveling or living
in the country for several months or more. As part
of the whole travel series, you can also buy travel
planners, language courses, phrase books, language
cassettes and maps.
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Italy is a favorite travel destination for many
people and the Eyewitness Travel Guide gives you
comprehensive information on all that Italy is
known for: impressive architecture, beautiful countryside,
great food and more. The Introduction gives a fantastic
summary of Italy's history and how it has changed
as a country throughout the years. Explanations
of regional foods and wines are very helpful. The
guide is continually revised and all the information
seemed to be up to date. |
| Lonely
Planet Guides |
With over 30 years
of travel experience, Lonely Planet offers not
only Travel Guides for nearly every region of
the world, but also a series of guides on World
Food, Healthy Travel, Cycling, Walking, Diving & Snorkeling,
Restaurants and Foreign Languages.
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Lonely
Planet South America on a Shoestring, by
Conner Gory, Fiona Adams, Sandra Bao, Virginie
Boone, Krzysztof Dydynski, Paul Hellander, Carolyn
Hubbard, John Noble, Danny Palmerlee and Rob
Rachowiecki.
These 10 authors traveled far and wide over
South America to bring you the best travel itineraries
and tips, covering a wide range of budgets. The
guide includes 238 country, regional and city
maps, site-seeing tips, accommodations, restaurants,
outdoor activities, historical information and
a mini language course.
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Lonely
Planet Africa (Healthy Travel Guides), by
Isabelle Young
Staying healthy while you travel is essential
to having a good time. Learn the precautions
you'll need to take to protect yourself from
sickness and disease before you go abroad, while
you are there and when you return. As the health
precautions for each region of the world vary,
it is worth investing in Lonely Planet's handy
little Healthy Travel Guides for the region in
which you'll be adventuring to find out the types
of diseases you could contract, symptoms, precautions
and treatments. |
Let's
Go Series
The Let's Go Series
is intended for the budget traveler. It has
been one of the most popular books among
student travelers and backpackers and continues
to provide all the essential travel and sight-seeing
information for the average traveler. The
series covers a comprehensive list of countries
around the world, including the United States
and also offers Let's Go Map Guides.
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Let's
Go South Africa 2002 : With Coverage of Southern
Africa, by Own Robison (Editor), Sarah Jessop
(Editor) and Emilou MacLean (Editor)
If you are traveling to South Africa on a budget, you'll find interesting and
inexpensive ways to get a taste of the local cultures. For example, for $2 you
can learn about your future from a Basotho healer in a traditional custom of
rolling bones. Or, for less than $1 you can swim with penguins at Boulder's Beach.
There are many more ideas like this, as well as the customary travel information
on accommodations, restaurants, health and safety tips and cultural must-sees. |
Rick
Steves' Series
Rick Steves' specialty is Europe. For
over 25 years he has traveled and led tours around
the continent, discovering all the ins, outs, less
traveled roads and original experiences. If you are
going to Europe, check out his series of books on
individual countries, phrase books and dictionaries. |
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Rick
Steves' Europe Through the Back Door 2002:
The Travel Skills Handbook for Independent
Travelers, by Rick Steves.
Rick gives independent travelers
to Europe all the insider information on finding
that "authentic" travel experience.
Traveling economically and off the beaten path,
mingling with the local folk, eating and sleeping
at locally-owned and operated establishments
are part of his "back door" philosophy
of soaking up the genuine flavor of each European
country you visit. In his book he reveals over
30 secret European "finds" that most
other travelers miss, but that make for a most
interesting and authentic travel experience. |
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