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Lonely Planet Montreal & Quebec City (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)

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Lonely Planet Montreal & Quebec City (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)
Ellis Quinn
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Publications
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Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 174104006X

Book Description

The old-world grandeur and new-world hipness of Montreal and Quebec City will seduce you. Relive history in their cobblestone streets, discover their vibrant neighborhoods, party with their convivial locals, and embrace it all with joie de vivre...and an appetite. This savvy, indispensable guide's Montreal-based author reveals the magic and magnificence of francophone Canada's sparkling crown jewels.

DISCOVER THE GEMS - spend days ambling through neighborhoods like ever-romantic Old Montreal and the uberhip Plateau with our Montreal walking tours, including one just for art lovers.

BON APPETIT! - top tips on indulging in Canada's foodiest cities, where 5200-plus eateries dish up something for every appetite and budget.

LEND AN EAR - Jazz, Quebecois chanson, indie punk, the symphony...our music and entertainment chapters delve into Montreal's best venues and parties.

FIND YOUR FEST - Quebecers celebrate everything - music, comedy, film, food, snow - and our city calendars capture it all.

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Montreal traveler agrees.......2007-06-12

I'm impressed by the amount of detail, all the stories and know-hows have matched to what a well traveled friend says of Montreal.
Highlights dinning, lodging, and sites for each section of the city.

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Lonely Planet Montreal
Disappointing
good, but could've been much better
another good Lonely Planet guidebook

Lonely Planet Montreal
Jeremy Gray
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Publications
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

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Streetwise Montreal (Streetwise)
The Rough Guide to Montreal 2 (Rough Guide Travel Guides)
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Frommer's Montreal & Quebec City 2006 (Frommer's Complete)
Lonely Planet Toronto

ASIN: 1741041090

Book Description

Croissants and cobblestones...jazz and joie de vivre...laid-back cafes and lush parks...hip clubs and haute couture...let yourself fall under the intoxicating spell of the Paris of the West. This smart, streetwise and stylish guide will help you discover all that this vibrant, cosmopolitan city has to offer.

• EAT, DRINK & BE MERRY - expanded cuisine and nightlife coverage of Canada's most indulgent town • SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP - hunt down the newest styles, above and below ground • WALK THE WALK - new walking tours include the Plateau, Parc du Mont Royal and romantic Old Montreal • LEARN THE LINGO - earn smiles from the locals with our handy French language section • GO BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS - explore the other charms of the province, including Quebec City and the Laurentian Mountains

Customer Reviews:

Lonely Planet Montreal.......2007-06-03

I spent a month in Montreal to study French and used this book to explore the city. It lead me to some cool places that I would not have found otherwise and gave me good insight into the neighborhoods. By going to the recommended bagel shops, I discovered Mile End, my favorite place in the city. I also found the recommended breweries to be worthwhile. Overall this was worth the money.

Disappointing.......2007-01-17

This book is very poorly organized, the "French dictionary" contained no useful phrases, and the maps were terrible!! I would definitely choose something more comprehensive & buy a separate city map.

good, but could've been much better.......2005-06-17

i picked this book out of the ones at the bookstore b/c i liked the look of it: good number of pictures, good maps (inc. a map of the metro which most other books didn't seem to have), good info. -however-, a huge drawback to this book is its poor organization. if you're looking at one of the street maps in the book, the landmarks, etc. aren't marked by page number, so you have to look up the landmark in the index (which they have separated into food, accomodations, sites instead of all together, which proved to be very annoying), and then flip back to the page in the book. also, the book is organized again according to categories (food, sites, shopping, etc.) instead of by area, so if you're trying to build a list of things to do in one part of the city you have to keep flipping back and forth from the maps to the indices to the book, which is a huge effort that could've been fixed w/ better planning. this is really too bad, b/c o/w it has a lot of good info. next time i'm def. getting a book by a diff. company.

another good Lonely Planet guidebook.......2002-01-06

I used this guidebook while visiting Montreal in summer 2001 and had no problems at all. As to be expected from Lonely Planet, the color maps at the back are great and the three walking tours really give you a feel for the city. The restaurant list was excellent, especially an extended section on Montreal's famous bagels. There was a large chapter on excursions from Montreal, which included Ottawa, Quebec City and the Laurentian mountains among other places. All the standard Lonely Planet bits on history, culture, arts and religion were very informing; best was the little section on Canadian French where I learned to say "y'est quelle heure" instead of "quelle heure est-il."

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Dogsled in the far north, disco in downtown Montréal, ski the Laurentians or drive along the scenic St Lawrence. This comprehensive guide, written by a homegrown author, is your ticket to `La Belle Province,' from the cobbled streets of Québec City to the katajaq (throat singing) of Nunavik. <ul>

46 detailed maps, including Route Verte bike trails </li>

special sections on First Nations cultures and world-class whale watching </li>

accommodations for all budgets - in hostels, B&Bs, castles and ice hotels </li>

inside scoop on the culinary scene, from haute cuisine and creton páté to poutine and maple Popsicles </li>

handy language section with Québécois French </li></ul>

Customer Reviews:

Very helpful guide!.......2005-10-18

This travel guide was extremely helpful on my recent visit to Quebec City and the Saguenay region. We used many of the suggestions for restaurants and lodging and all were excellent. The author encourages the reader to try "whale watching" from the shoreline near Tadoussac and I was doubtful, but it's true - we saw whales from shore! My traveling companions originally thought that guidebooks were a waste of money, but they commented several times during our trip on how accurate and informative this guide was.

The reason why I buy Lonely planet Guides.......2004-08-11

Last year I had a conference/holiday trip to Quebec (City). I bought this guide and it made my life so much easier over there. The detailed maps of both Quebec City and the Quebec Region are a big help.

I used many of the recommendations in the book for sightseeing and tours. There are suggestions for the most popular places and also to get off the beaten track. Once I didn't follow the advice in the book, and it cost me extra money..... The guys have really checked out the place.

A perfect guide to Quebec.......2004-02-17

This book features many interesting information for travellers to the belle province. The information is well-organized and valuable. Even you are not visiting Quebec recently, it's still a great reference book to understand more about the unique province, from different point of view.

Lonely Planet Quebec Et Ontario (Lonely Planet Travel Guides French Edition)

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Lonely Planet Quebec Et Ontario (Lonely Planet Travel Guides French Edition)
Christine Coste
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet
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Binding: Hardcover

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ASIN: 2840701626

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Lonely Planet: Quebec
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Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Publications - French editions
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Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 2840702495

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