- Paperback: 1040 pages
- Publisher: Rough Guides Ltd; Revised edition edition (6 Nov 2003)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1843531089
- ISBN-13: 978-1843531081
- Product Dimensions: 19.8 x 13 x 3.3 cm
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,509,872 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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This guide to Europe examines this vast and varied continent, covering over 35 countries and 992 towns from Morocco to Moscow and Turkey to Tipperary. The colour section brings together some of the continent's highlights, from Viennese cake shops and Dublin pubs to the Northern Lights and Greek Islands. There are accounts of all these attractions and many more, supported by first-hand advice, enabling readers to get the most out of their trip - whether they are gallery-hopping in Florence, bungee jumping in Switzerland or trekking in the Atlas Mountains. Critical listings give the best value-for-money options for accommodation, eating, drinking and transport - with the focus on budget travel. The maps and plans help with getting around and are fully indexed to the listings sections.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
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Indispensable Guide For Independent Budget Travellers, 2 Feb 2005
By Mike - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Rough Guide to Europe 2004 (Rough Guide Travel Guides) (Paperback)
I used the Rough Guide Europe as my guidebook for a three-month trip through twelve countries. There are seven advantages the Rough Guide has over its competitors:
1) The breadth of coverage -- 32 countries with info on tons of cities and towns, reviews/descriptions of the sights, and options for hiking, cycling, paragliding, and other adventurous pursuits.
2) Thorough listings and reviews for accommodation (hostels primarily, but also hotels and B&Bs), eating, drinking, and nightlife.
3) It's small and weighs next-to nothing.
4) The intuitive, aesthetically-pleasing, user-friendly layout makes it easy to find what you're looking for.
5) Fantastic maps.
6) Everyone else seems to use either Let's Go or Lonely Planet -- this is a tremendous advantage.
7) Loaded with travel details that include basic timetables for trains, buses, and ferries.
This guide book is designed for those who seek to get off the beaten path, and explore Europe on their own. Rough Guides have never let me down. More to the point, they have enriched my travels more than any other guidebook available.
If you are an independent budget traveler planning on a trek to Europe, you would be hard-pressed to find a better guidebook.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Rough Guide is a must for European Trip, 27 Mar 2004
By 10za "10za" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Rough Guide to Europe 2004 (Rough Guide Travel Guides) (Paperback)
What I like best about the Rough Guides is that they give critical reviews. They will point out the tourist traps and will give negative reviews. I find that Frommer's and Fodor's rarely point out the negatives to a particular... The rough guide is very critical and is a great balance to these other guides.If you aren't interested in "roughing" it and staying in lower priced hotels.. the guides are still very useful in rating attractions, and areas in which to stay... but you will need another book to look at more moderate and luxury hotels.
I would definitely read this book before going to Europe.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent when used properly!, 19 July 2004
By Z. D. Houghton - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Rough Guide to Europe 2004 (Rough Guide Travel Guides) (Paperback)
The Rough Guide to Europe is excellent in providing a lively overview of every country in Europe (plus Morocco). Rough Guide is unafraid to put in the good with the bad, giving a clear critical analysis of what's worth seeing and what isn't. All the cities and destinations one would expect to find--from Slovenian resorts to Paris to Santiago de Compostela--are included in here.Of course, putting all the relevant information for the whole of Europe would require several dozen 2000-page travel guides, so travelers to a specific country will also want to pick up one of Rough Guide's country-specific books. Yet if I had to backpack across the whole of Europe with a single book, this would be it!
The maps for such cities as Sevilla, Venice, and Lisbon are excellent for the brief visitor, and really give a feel of how to distribute your all-too-often limited time.
If there is any minor issue I have with this guide, it is that the hotel selections are limited and generally inferior to what you might find in a full guide to a particular city. Of course, this goes back to having to squeeze in several dozen nations in one book.
All in all, if you are planning on visiting several countries or just meandering through Europe, Rough Guide to Europe is a one great buy.
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