Guidebooks

Any recommendations for good guidebooks to download?

My local library has e-books for check out, so I tried the e-book of Foder’s France 2011. While I like having a guidebook on my IPad and loved the easy link to recommended websites, I don’t care for Foder’s. It’s too high end for lodging and eating recommendations. Some parts of France are covered in excruciating detail while others (notably WWII stuff in Normandy) are barely even mentioned.

Hello,
What is your favorite Guidebook or website for Slovaquia ?
Thanks a lot

can anybody tell me where in Paris I may be able to find a English version of this book.
*European rail timetable guide summer 2011*
any bookstore or travel store name and somewhat directions will help greatly.
Thanks

So I have a guidebook but learning where and how transit works seems like a headache. I’m looking to bring my mobile with googlemaps or another GPS unit to help me source public transit, food, hostels, etc. Has anybody done this? And what am i looking at for datacost if I pick up a sim card in the UK to use all over europe?

Cheers,

Huss

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Hello everybody,

I found this website interesting, citynerary.com There is only few itineraries yet, but it could be a goog complement for an eurotrip user, because in this website you can create an itinerary inside a city.

So, take a look on it… or not.

Alejandro.

Have you ever been to Wroclaw? This is one of the most magnificent cities in Poland with the amazing Market Square, beautiful parks and unique restaurants and pubs.

People who live here will make your visit unforgetable. If you still hesitate to come here visit this blog Enjoy Wroclaw

It will convince you and help with organizing the trip.

Okay, this site, the Vice Travel Guide, contains some rather sensational (and cleverly edited) stuff, and the particular video I am posting is VERY graphic at times.
But it’s worth a look.
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Hi everyone:

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Here’s my travel guidebook review blog: Travel Guides Reviewed. Hope this is helpful for everyone!

-Linda

*[link disabled by Don; I saw no “reviews” only affiliate sales links to Amazon for these guides, in the $13+ range. Libraries have them for free on loan; Ollies (chain) has them for $3.99 currently]*