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If you want a local insight...opt for the Time Out guides - they're always written by local experts. --Easy Living, March 09 issue
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These guides take you underground, under the skin of various cities. Fun and insiderish.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I like Time Out guides generally but I didn't get on with this one at all. For instance looking up the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the index says P313. P313 says see p113 and see p125, p113 says see p108 and p125. I couldn't flick through the guide and find something that looked interesting and relevant for where I was. I wondered if it was me and lent the guide to a friend who went to NY the week after I did, but they also had problems with the guide.
I think it must be the lay out as the information seems pretty solid when you pin it down but... I'm giving this one away.
I like Time Out guides generally but I didn't get on with this one at all. For instance looking up the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the index says P313. P313 says see p113 and see p125, p113 says see p108 and p125. I couldn't flick through the guide and find something that looked interesting and relevant for where I was. I wondered if it was me and lent the guide to a friend who went to NY the week after I did, but they also had problems with the guide.
I think it must be the lay out as the information seems pretty solid when you pin it down but... I'm giving this one away.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This book helped us to make the most of our New York trip. We found the information comprehensive, it gave good advice in terms of shopping, sightseeing and eating out. The only downside to this book is that we found the map of the subway completely useless - it's miniscule and might as well have been omitted. That's where our Insight Guide to New York came in totally useful...
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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I am unashamedly a lover of, and 'many time' visitor to New York City, never tire of my visits, want to return as soon as I leave and think of myself as one part British and one part New Yorker. There can be no other place on this earth that stirs the emotions through it's architecture, cosmopolitan population, perpetual motion, diversity of cultures, kaleidoscope of entertainment, and sheer pace, vibrancy and energy. It is truly a wonderful and unique place and "The Time Out New York Guide" comes as close as you'll ever get to helping the reader get the maximum out of a trip to New York City.
New York Times and Pulitzer Prize winner, Meyer Berger said "Each man reads his own meaning into New York" and certainly using this most comprehensive guide is a darn good way to start. It recognises that visitors to NYC want to see the 'signature' attractions but they also want to quickly find good restaurants, shopping and entertainment and all in just a few days. This guide does not disappoint and contains an abundance of information and help that is second to none, relevant and essential to making a visit to NYC a rewarding and exciting experience.
New York Times and Pulitzer Prize winner, Meyer Berger said "Each man reads his own meaning into New York" and certainly using this most comprehensive guide is a darn good way to start. It recognises that visitors to NYC want to see the 'signature' attractions but they also want to quickly find good restaurants, shopping and entertainment and all in just a few days. This guide does not disappoint and contains an abundance of information and help that is second to none, relevant and essential to making a visit to NYC a rewarding and exciting experience.
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Better then the rest!
I am normally a fan of Rough Guides, however a friend gave me this prior to a trip to NYC. I ended up buying the Rough Guides version to also take along. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Jean24601
No Excuse for Time In with this Time Out guide
Invaluable aid to our annual trip to New York with good balance between touristy type stuff and night life. Content probably aimed at the younger in heart. Read more
Published 8 months ago by LaughingPoliceman
Great Little Book
Great Book for a five day trip to New York with all the essentials, good tips, good addresses . An essential for a city like New York.
Published 9 months ago by Morgan
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I am getting a bit bored with the Time Out guide books. They are great for shops and restaurants and I find that they tell you the obvious sights but don't give you any hints of... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Ms. H. N. Tyas
Very helpful friend
Found this book very useful, especially the different scales of map, though these did manage to detach themselves a little too easily from the main book (hence it losing a star in... Read more
Published 13 months ago by Mark Buckley
Great guide. Looking forward to using it in anger!
We haven't gone to NYC yet, but this guide has certainly given us some excellent hints and tips to help us get the most out of the place later this year.
Published 14 months ago by Clive M
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It would be truer to describe this as a guide to Manhattan and Brooklyn. Read more
It would be truer to describe this as a guide to Manhattan and Brooklyn. Read more
Published on 21 Jan 2010 by John W. Bickley
For a trip to NY, that goes beyond the obvious.
All I'd add to the reviews below is that this is the third or fourth edition of this book I've bought over the years and it continues to be a great guide to New York. Read more
Published on 23 Nov 2009 by A Googly
Brilliant New York guide
What can I say - Time Out has yet again produced a brilliant and up-to-date guide book about New York. Read more
Published on 21 Aug 2009 by Yours Truly
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This is a perfect guide if your going to New York bacause it has updated information on places to see and do.
Published on 6 Jun 2009 by Mr. A. Mehta
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